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Occupational and Environmental Medicine|April 20, 2006
Development and implementation of a participative intervention to improve the psychosocial work environment and mental health in an acute care hospitalR Bourbonnais, C Brisson, A Vinet, et al.Computer Applications in the Biosciences : CABIOS|April 1, 1991
Fast Fourier transform-based correlation of DNA sequences using complex plane encodingE A Cheever, G C Overton, D B SearlsGenome Research|June 13, 1998
Analysis of EST-driven gene annotation in human genomic sequenceL C Bailey, D B Searls, G C OvertonMolecular Phylogenetics and Evolution|September 25, 2010
Mitochondrial DNA based phylogeny of the woodpecker genera Colaptes and Piculus, and implications for the history of woodpecker diversification in South AmericaWilliam S Moore, Lowell C Overton, Kathleen J MigliaThe Journal of Biological Chemistry|September 25, 2003
Oligomerization, biogenesis, and signaling is promoted by a glycophorin A-like dimerization motif in transmembrane domain 1 of a yeast G protein-coupled receptorMark C Overton, Sharon L Chinault, Kendall J BlumerPlos One|October 3, 2017
Gene expression analysis of primordial shoot explants collected from mature white spruce (Picea glauca) trees that differ in their responsiveness to somatic embryogenesis inductionR G Rutledge, D Stewart, C Overton, et al.Experimental Biology and Medicine (Maywood, N.J.)|March 30, 2016
Immobilized liquid layers: A new approach to anti-adhesion surfaces for medical applicationsIrini Sotiri, Jonathan C Overton, Anna Waterhouse, et al.Molecular Biology of the Cell|May 16, 1998
Mechanisms governing the activation and trafficking of yeast G protein-coupled receptorsC J Stefan, M C Overton, K J BlumerMolecular and Cellular Biology|November 1, 1984
Post-transcriptional regulation of the abundance of mRNAs encoding alpha-tubulin and a 94,000-dalton protein in teratocarcinoma-derived stem cells versus differentiated cellsC C Howe, D K Lugg, G C OvertonThe Journal of Biological Chemistry|February 7, 2004
Subunits of a yeast oligomeric G protein-coupled receptor are activated independently by agonist but function in concert to activate G protein heterotrimersSharon L Chinault, Mark C Overton, Kendall J BlumerPageof 46