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Journal of Molecular Biology|January 8, 1999

RNA recognition by the human U1A protein is mediated by a network of local cooperative interactions that create the optimal binding surfaceJ K Kranz, K B Hall

Journal of Molecular Biology|February 19, 1998

RNA binding mediates the local cooperativity between the beta-sheet and the C-terminal tail of the human U1A RBD1 proteinJ K Kranz, K B Hall

Protein Science : a Publication of the Protein Society|August 1, 1996

Contribution of the tyrosines to the structure and function of the human U1A N-terminal RNA binding domainJ K Kranz, J Lu, K B Hall

Biochemistry|December 6, 2001

Main chain and side chain dynamics of oxidized flavodoxin from Cyanobacterium anabaenaW Liu, P F Flynn, E J Fuentes, et al.

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|October 19, 2001

Water magnetic relaxation dispersion in biological systems: the contribution of proton exchange and implications for the noninvasive detection of cartilage degradationU Duvvuri, A D Goldberg, J K Kranz, et al.

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Journal of Molecular Biology|January 8, 1999

RNA recognition by the human U1A protein is mediated by a network of local cooperative interactions that create the optimal binding surfaceJ K Kranz, K B Hall

Journal of Molecular Biology|February 19, 1998

RNA binding mediates the local cooperativity between the beta-sheet and the C-terminal tail of the human U1A RBD1 proteinJ K Kranz, K B Hall

Protein Science : a Publication of the Protein Society|August 1, 1996

Contribution of the tyrosines to the structure and function of the human U1A N-terminal RNA binding domainJ K Kranz, J Lu, K B Hall

Biochemistry|December 6, 2001

Main chain and side chain dynamics of oxidized flavodoxin from Cyanobacterium anabaenaW Liu, P F Flynn, E J Fuentes, et al.

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|October 19, 2001

Water magnetic relaxation dispersion in biological systems: the contribution of proton exchange and implications for the noninvasive detection of cartilage degradationU Duvvuri, A D Goldberg, J K Kranz, et al.

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