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Authors:
FLOWER DR
Citation: Dr. Flower, A TOPOLOGICAL NOMENCLATURE FOR PROTEIN-STRUCTURE, Protein engineering (Print), 11(9), 1998, pp. 723-727
Authors:
RAMBOARINA S
MORELLET N
PETITJEAN P
ROQUES BP
FOURNIEZALUSKI MC
Citation: S. Ramboarina et al., MODEL OF THE COMPLEX FORMED BETWEEN THE H2 DOMAIN OF THE TATA BOX-BINDING PROTEIN AND THE L(281-301) FRAGMENT OF THE HUMAN TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR TFIIA, Protein engineering (Print), 11(9), 1998, pp. 729-738
Authors:
SHINDYALOV IN
BOURNE PE
Citation: In. Shindyalov et Pe. Bourne, PROTEIN-STRUCTURE ALIGNMENT BY INCREMENTAL COMBINATORIAL EXTENSION (CE) OF THE OPTIMAL PATH, Protein engineering (Print), 11(9), 1998, pp. 739-747
Authors:
CHIU TL
GOLDSTEIN RA
Citation: Tl. Chiu et Ra. Goldstein, OPTIMIZING POTENTIALS FOR THE INVERSE PROTEIN-FOLDING PROBLEM, Protein engineering (Print), 11(9), 1998, pp. 749-752
Authors:
FACCHIANO AM
COLONNA G
RAGONE R
Citation: Am. Facchiano et al., HELIX STABILIZING FACTORS AND STABILIZATION OF THERMOPHILIC PROTEINS - AN X-RAY BASED STUDY, Protein engineering (Print), 11(9), 1998, pp. 753-760
Authors:
CHANEY MO
WEBSTER SD
KUO YM
ROHER AE
Citation: Mo. Chaney et al., MOLECULAR MODELING OF THE A-BETA-1-42 PEPTIDE FROM ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE, Protein engineering (Print), 11(9), 1998, pp. 761-767
Authors:
FUJITA N
MAEKAWA T
OHTA S
KIKUCHI T
Citation: N. Fujita et al., THE FUNCTIONAL RESIDUES AND THEIR REPRESENTATION BY A HYPOTHETICAL 3DMODEL OF SILKWORM ECLOSION HORMONE, Protein engineering (Print), 11(9), 1998, pp. 769-773
Authors:
SCHULGA A
KURBANOV F
KIRPICHNIKOV M
PROTASEVICH I
LOBACHOV V
RANJBAR B
CHEKHOV V
POLYAKOV K
ENGELBORGHS Y
MAKAROV A
Citation: A. Schulga et al., COMPARATIVE-STUDY OF BINASE AND BARNASE - EXPERIENCE IN CHIMERIC RIBONUCLEASES, Protein engineering (Print), 11(9), 1998, pp. 775-782
Authors:
ALLEN MJ
COUTINHO PM
FORD CF
Citation: Mj. Allen et al., STABILIZATION OF ASPERGILLUS-AWAMORI GLUCOAMYLASE BY PROLINE SUBSTITUTION AND COMBINING STABILIZING MUTATIONS, Protein engineering (Print), 11(9), 1998, pp. 783-788
Authors:
MATSUURA T
YOMO T
TRAKULNALEAMSAI S
OHASHI Y
YAMAMOTO K
URABE I
Citation: T. Matsuura et al., NONADDITIVITY OF MUTATIONAL EFFECTS ON THE PROPERTIES OF CATALASE-I AND ITS APPLICATION TO EFFICIENT DIRECTED EVOLUTION, Protein engineering (Print), 11(9), 1998, pp. 789-795
Authors:
LIU NZ
DELCOUR AH
Citation: Nz. Liu et Ah. Delcour, THE SPONTANEOUS GATING ACTIVITY OF OMPC PORIN IS AFFECTED BY MUTATIONS OF A PUTATIVE HYDROGEN-BOND NETWORK OR OF A SALT BRIDGE BETWEEN THE L3 LOOP AND THE BARREL, Protein engineering (Print), 11(9), 1998, pp. 797-802
Authors:
ZALIANI A
PINORI M
BALL HL
DIGREGORIO G
CREMONESI P
MASCAGNI P
Citation: A. Zaliani et al., THE INTERACTION OF MYRISTYLATED PEPTIDES WITH THE CATALYTIC DOMAIN OFPROTEIN-KINASE-C REVEALED BY THEIR SEQUENCE PALINDROMY AND THE IDENTIFICATION OF A MYRISTYL BINDING-SITE, Protein engineering (Print), 11(9), 1998, pp. 803-810
Authors:
HU HY
HUYNH PD
MURPHY JR
VANDERSPEK JC
Citation: Hy. Hu et al., THE EFFECTS OF HELIX BREAKING MUTATIONS IN THE DIPHTHERIA-TOXIN TRANSMEMBRANE DOMAIN HELIX LAYERS OF THE FUSION TOXIN DAB(389)IL-2, Protein engineering (Print), 11(9), 1998, pp. 811-817
Authors:
SLOAN DJ
HELLINGA HW
Citation: Dj. Sloan et Hw. Hellinga, STRUCTURE-BASED ENGINEERING OF ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE FLUOROPHORESFOR MONITORING PROTEIN-PROTEIN INTERACTIONS, Protein engineering (Print), 11(9), 1998, pp. 819-823
Authors:
DAUGHERTY PS
CHEN G
OLSEN MJ
IVERSON BL
GEORGIOU G
Citation: Ps. Daugherty et al., ANTIBODY-AFFINITY MATURATION USING BACTERIAL SURFACE DISPLAY, Protein engineering (Print), 11(9), 1998, pp. 825-832
Authors:
NISHIYA Y
YAMASHITA M
MUROOKA Y
FUJII I
HIRAYAMA N
Citation: Y. Nishiya et al., EFFECT OF NONIONIC DETERGENTS ON APPARENT ENZYME MECHANISM - V121A MUTANT OF STREPTOMYCES CHOLESTEROL OXIDASE ENDOWED WITH ENHANCED SENSITIVITY TOWARDS DETERGENTS, Protein engineering (Print), 11(8), 1998, pp. 609-611
Authors:
SUGIO S
KASHIMA A
KISHIMOTO K
PEISACH D
PETSKO GA
RINGE D
YOSHIMURA T
ESAKI N
Citation: S. Sugio et al., CRYSTAL-STRUCTURES OF L201A MUTANT OF D-AMINO-ACID AMINOTRANSFERASE AT 2.0 ANGSTROM RESOLUTION - IMPLICATION OF THE STRUCTURAL ROLE OF LEU201 IN TRANSAMINATION, Protein engineering (Print), 11(8), 1998, pp. 613-619
Authors:
WANG ZX
Citation: Zx. Wang, A REESTIMATION FOR THE TOTAL NUMBERS OF PROTEIN FOLDS AND SUPERFAMILIES, Protein engineering (Print), 11(8), 1998, pp. 621-626
Authors:
SAQI MAS
RUSSELL RB
STERNBERG MJE
Citation: Mas. Saqi et al., MISLEADING LOCAL SEQUENCE ALIGNMENTS - IMPLICATIONS FOR COMPARATIVE PROTEIN MODELING, Protein engineering (Print), 11(8), 1998, pp. 627-630
Authors:
CHAKRABARTI P
PAL D
Citation: P. Chakrabarti et D. Pal, MAIN-CHAIN CONFORMATIONAL FEATURES AT DIFFERENT CONFORMATIONS OF THE SIDE-CHAINS IN PROTEINS, Protein engineering (Print), 11(8), 1998, pp. 631-647
Authors:
TAMAOKI H
MIURA R
KUSUNOKI M
KYOGOKU Y
KOBAYASHI Y
MORODER L
Citation: H. Tamaoki et al., FOLDING MOTIFS INDUCED AND STABILIZED BY DISTINCT CYSTINE FRAMEWORKS, Protein engineering (Print), 11(8), 1998, pp. 649-659
Authors:
LI YX
COUTINHO PM
FORD C
Citation: Yx. Li et al., EFFECT ON THERMOSTABILITY AND CATALYTIC ACTIVITY OF INTRODUCING DISULFIDE BONDS INTO ASPERGILLUS-AWAMORI GLUCOAMYLASE, Protein engineering (Print), 11(8), 1998, pp. 661-667
Authors:
HUNG SH
HEDSTROM L
Citation: Sh. Hung et L. Hedstrom, CONVERTING TRYPSIN TO ELASTASE - SUBSTITUTION OF THE S1 SITE AND ADJACENT LOOPS RECONSTITUTES ESTERASE SPECIFICITY BUT NOT AMIDASE ACTIVITY, Protein engineering (Print), 11(8), 1998, pp. 669-673
Authors:
SCHEIB H
PLEISS J
STADLER P
KOVAC A
POTTHOFF AP
HAALCK L
SPENER F
PALTAUF F
SCHMID RD
Citation: H. Scheib et al., RATIONAL DESIGN OF RHIZOPUS-ORYZAE LIPASE WITH MODIFIED STEREOSELECTIVITY TOWARD TRIRADYLGLYCEROLS, Protein engineering (Print), 11(8), 1998, pp. 675-682
Authors:
KOSHIBA T
TSUMOTO K
MASAKI K
KAWANO K
NITTA K
KUMAGAI I
Citation: T. Koshiba et al., CALORIMETRIC STUDY OF MUTANT HUMAN LYSOZYMES WITH PARTIALLY INTRODUCED CA2-SITES AND ITS EFFICIENT REFOLDING SYSTEM FROM INCLUSION-BODIES( BINDING), Protein engineering (Print), 11(8), 1998, pp. 683-690