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Publications by Friedrich Drepper
Insertion of the N-Terminal Part of PsaF fromChlamydomonas Reinhardtiiinto Photosystem I fromSynechococcus elongatusEnables Efficient Binding of Algal Plastocyanin and Cytochromec6
Journal of Biological Chemistry
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The Hydrophobic Recognition Site Formed by Residues PsaA-Trp651and PsaB-Trp627of Photosystem I inChlamydomonas reinhardtiiConfers Distinct Selectivity for Binding of Plastocyanin and Cytochromec6
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NMR Analysis of the Transient Complex Between Membrane Photosystem I and Soluble Cytochromec6
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Influence of N-Terminal Helix Bundle Stability on the Lipid-Binding Properties of Human Apolipoprotein A-I
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Involvement of the N-Terminal Part of Cyclophilin B in the Interaction With Specific Jurkat T-Cell Binding Sites
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N-Terminal Processing of Lhca3 Is a Key Step in Remodeling of the Photosystem I-Light-Harvesting Complex Under Iron Deficiency inChlamydomonas Reinhardtii
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Testing the Role of the N-Terminal Tail of D1 in the Maintenance of Photosystem II in Tobacco Chloroplasts
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The N-Terminal Sequence of Paratropomyosin Binding Fragments From Β-Connectin
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Avidity Within the N-Terminal Anchor Drives Α-Synuclein Membrane Interaction and Insertion
FASEB Journal
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Expression, Secretion, and Lipid-Binding Characterization of the N-Terminal 17% of Apolipoprotein B
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
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