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R I Hollingsworth

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Biotechnology Annual Review|January 1, 1996
The chemical degradation of starch: old reactions and new frontiersR I Hollingsworth
Carbohydrate Research|November 28, 2000
A general approach to the synthesis of dideoxy and trideoxyiminoalditols from beta-D-glycosidesG Pistia, R I Hollingsworth
Carbohydrate Research|February 5, 1998
Oligosaccharide beta-glucans with unusual linkages from Sarcina ventriculiJ Lee, R I Hollingsworth
Glycobiology|November 18, 1997
Digalactosyl diacylglycerols, plant glycolipids rarely found in bacteria, are major membrane components of bacteroid forms of Bradyrhizobium japonicumY Tang, R I Hollingsworth
Journal of Theoretical Biology|January 21, 1995
A mathematical model explaining the molecular weights and distribution of very long chain dicarboxylic acids formed during the adaptive response of Sarcina ventriculiS Jung, R I Hollingsworth
Carbohydrate Research|July 16, 1994
The structure of the O-antigenic chain of the lipopolysaccharide of Rhizobium trifolii 4sY Wang, R I Hollingsworth
Analytical Biochemistry|March 1, 1995
A solvent system for the high-resolution proton nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy of membrane lipidsY Wang, R I Hollingsworth
Journal of Lipid Research|November 1, 1994
Structures and stereochemistry of the very long alpha, omega-bifunctional alkyl species in the membrane of Sarcina ventriculi indicate that they are formed by tail-to-tail coupling of normal fatty acidsS Jung, R I Hollingsworth
Biochemistry|May 7, 1996
An NMR spectroscopy and molecular mechanics study of the molecular basis for the supramolecular structure of lipopolysaccharidesY Wang, R I Hollingsworth
Applied and Environmental Microbiology|May 9, 1998
Regulation of lipid synthesis in Bradyrhizobium japonicum: low oxygen concentrations trigger phosphatidylinositol biosynthesisY Tang, R I Hollingsworth
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Biotechnology Annual Review|January 1, 1996
The chemical degradation of starch: old reactions and new frontiersR I Hollingsworth
Carbohydrate Research|November 28, 2000
A general approach to the synthesis of dideoxy and trideoxyiminoalditols from beta-D-glycosidesG Pistia, R I Hollingsworth
Carbohydrate Research|February 5, 1998
Oligosaccharide beta-glucans with unusual linkages from Sarcina ventriculiJ Lee, R I Hollingsworth
Glycobiology|November 18, 1997
Digalactosyl diacylglycerols, plant glycolipids rarely found in bacteria, are major membrane components of bacteroid forms of Bradyrhizobium japonicumY Tang, R I Hollingsworth
Journal of Theoretical Biology|January 21, 1995
A mathematical model explaining the molecular weights and distribution of very long chain dicarboxylic acids formed during the adaptive response of Sarcina ventriculiS Jung, R I Hollingsworth
Carbohydrate Research|July 16, 1994
The structure of the O-antigenic chain of the lipopolysaccharide of Rhizobium trifolii 4sY Wang, R I Hollingsworth
Analytical Biochemistry|March 1, 1995
A solvent system for the high-resolution proton nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy of membrane lipidsY Wang, R I Hollingsworth
Journal of Lipid Research|November 1, 1994
Structures and stereochemistry of the very long alpha, omega-bifunctional alkyl species in the membrane of Sarcina ventriculi indicate that they are formed by tail-to-tail coupling of normal fatty acidsS Jung, R I Hollingsworth
Biochemistry|May 7, 1996
An NMR spectroscopy and molecular mechanics study of the molecular basis for the supramolecular structure of lipopolysaccharidesY Wang, R I Hollingsworth
Applied and Environmental Microbiology|May 9, 1998
Regulation of lipid synthesis in Bradyrhizobium japonicum: low oxygen concentrations trigger phosphatidylinositol biosynthesisY Tang, R I Hollingsworth
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