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Functionalized membranes for protein purification and proteolysis prior to mass spectrometry analysis
Ning, Wenjing
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Membrane-localized transcription regulators : understanding post-translational regulation and single-molecule dynamics of TCPP in vibrio cholerae
Demey, Lucas Maurice
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Regulation of glycerolipid metabolism in Arabidopsis thaliana
Lavell, Anastasiya
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Quantitative investigation of the membrane protein degradation mechanism by membrane-integrated AAA protease FtsH under native environments
Yang, Yiqing (Graduate of Michigan State University)
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Advancing the study of intramembrane metalloproteases using two models from Bacillus subtilis
Parrell, Daniel D.
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Investigation of small molecule mediated regulation of proteasome activity : computationally guided design, synthesis, and formulation of a theoretical framework for activity
Jones, Corey L.
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