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Molekuliarnaia Biologiia|June 29, 2005
[Caffeine sensitivity of the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae MCD4 mutant is related to alteration of calcium homeostasis and degradation of misfolded proteins]G V Fominov, M D Ter-AvanesianGenetika|December 1, 1983
[Cycloheximide-dependent mutants of the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae]L N Mironova, M D Ter-AvanesianMolekuliarnaia Biologiia|May 1, 1981
[Mechanisms of translation termination]M D Ter-Avanesian, T R SoĭdlaMolekuliarnaia Biologiia|October 26, 2005
[New approach to reveal genes that control cell wall biogenesis of the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae]G V Fomonov, M D Ter-AvanesianGenetika|February 1, 1986
[Nuclear-mitochondrial interactions in yeasts: mitochondrial mutations compensating the respiration deficiency of sup1 and sup2 mutants]L N Mironova, O A Zelenaia, M D Ter-AvanesianMolekuliarnaia Biologiia|November 8, 2008
[Biological functions of amyloids: facts and hypotheses]L N Mironova, A I Goginashvili, M D Ter-AvanesianMolekuliarnaia Biologiia|May 23, 2007
[Neurodegenerative amyloidoses: the yeast model]A B Vishnevskaia, V V Kushnirov, M D Ter-AvanesianMolekuliarnaia Biologiia|July 1, 1995
[Structure and functional similarity of yeast Sup35p and Ure2p proteins to mammalian prions]V V Kushnirov, M D Ter-Avanesian, V N SmirnovGenetika|August 1, 1994
[Ambiguity of translation: a eukaryotic version?]S G Inge-Vechtomov, L N Mironova, M D Ter-AvanesianRossiiskii Fiziologicheskii Zhurnal Imeni I.M. Sechenova|September 3, 2004
[Yeast as a model for studying the prion and amyloid occurrence]D S Kryndushkin, I M Aleksandrov, V V Kushnirov, et al.Pageof 2