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Uniformly Aligned Full-Length Membrane Proteins in Liquid Crystalline Bilayers for Structural Characterization

Journal of the American Chemical Society
BiochemistryColloidCatalysisChemistrySurface Chemistry
2007English

Health-Related Quality of Life in Patients With Chronic Hepatitis C and Advanced Fibrosis

Journal of Hepatology
Hepatology
2007English

Kedarcidin Chromophore: Synthesis of Its Proposed Structure and Evidence for a Stereochemical Revision

Journal of the American Chemical Society
BiochemistryColloidCatalysisChemistrySurface Chemistry
2007English

Hexameric Structures of the Archaeal Secretion ATPase GspE and Implications for a Universal Secretion Mechanism

EMBO Journal
ImmunologyMolecular BiologyBiochemistryMicrobiology NeuroscienceMedicineGenetics
2007English

Hydrogen Storage in a Prototypical Zeolitic Imidazolate Framework-8

Journal of the American Chemical Society
BiochemistryColloidCatalysisChemistrySurface Chemistry
2007English

Experimental and Computational Investigation of Unsymmetrical Cyanine Dyes: Understanding Torsionally Responsive Fluorogenic Dyes

Journal of the American Chemical Society
BiochemistryColloidCatalysisChemistrySurface Chemistry
2007English

Dynamic Interconversion of Amorphous Microparticles and Crystalline Rods in Salen-Based Homochiral Infinite Coordination Polymers

Journal of the American Chemical Society
BiochemistryColloidCatalysisChemistrySurface Chemistry
2007English

The Catalytic Mn2+Sites in the Enolase−Inhibitor Complex: Crystallography, Single-Crystal EPR, and DFT Calculations

Journal of the American Chemical Society
BiochemistryColloidCatalysisChemistrySurface Chemistry
2007English

Crystal Nucleation, Growth, and Morphology of the Synthetic Malaria Pigment Β-Hematin and the Effect Thereon by Quinoline Additives: The Malaria Pig-Ment as a Target of Various Antimalarial Drugs [J.Am. Chem. Soc.2007,129, 2615−2627].

Journal of the American Chemical Society
BiochemistryColloidCatalysisChemistrySurface Chemistry
2007English

A Simple Method to Determine Kinetic Deuterium Isotope Effects Provides Evidence That Proton Transfer to Carbon Proceeds Over and Not Through the Reaction Barrier

Journal of the American Chemical Society
BiochemistryColloidCatalysisChemistrySurface Chemistry
2007English

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