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Journal of Molecular Biology|August 19, 2007

Carboxyl pK(a) values, ion pairs, hydrogen bonding, and the pH-dependence of folding the hyperthermophile proteins Sac7d and Sso7dAndrew T Clark, Kelley Smith, Ranjith Muhandiram, et al.

Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications|February 2, 2011

The E2-25K ubiquitin-associated (UBA) domain aids in polyubiquitin chain synthesis and linkage specificityRandall C Wilson, Stephen P Edmondson, Justin W Flatt, et al.

Biochemistry|February 23, 2005

Solution structure, stability, and flexibility of Sso10a: a hyperthermophile coiled-coil DNA-binding proteinMebrahtu A Kahsai, Bernhard Vogler, Andrew T Clark, et al.

Biochemistry|October 26, 2005

Solution structure, stability, and nucleic acid binding of the hyperthermophile protein Sso10b2Kalpesh Biyani, Mebrahtu A Kahsai, Andrew T Clark, et al.

Journal of Molecular Biology|August 18, 2004

The hyperthermophile protein Sso10a is a dimer of winged helix DNA-binding domains linked by an antiparallel coiled coil rodLiqing Chen, Li-Rong Chen, Xiaoyin E Zhou, et al.

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Journal of Molecular Biology|August 19, 2007

Carboxyl pK(a) values, ion pairs, hydrogen bonding, and the pH-dependence of folding the hyperthermophile proteins Sac7d and Sso7dAndrew T Clark, Kelley Smith, Ranjith Muhandiram, et al.

Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications|February 2, 2011

The E2-25K ubiquitin-associated (UBA) domain aids in polyubiquitin chain synthesis and linkage specificityRandall C Wilson, Stephen P Edmondson, Justin W Flatt, et al.

Biochemistry|February 23, 2005

Solution structure, stability, and flexibility of Sso10a: a hyperthermophile coiled-coil DNA-binding proteinMebrahtu A Kahsai, Bernhard Vogler, Andrew T Clark, et al.

Biochemistry|October 26, 2005

Solution structure, stability, and nucleic acid binding of the hyperthermophile protein Sso10b2Kalpesh Biyani, Mebrahtu A Kahsai, Andrew T Clark, et al.

Journal of Molecular Biology|August 18, 2004

The hyperthermophile protein Sso10a is a dimer of winged helix DNA-binding domains linked by an antiparallel coiled coil rodLiqing Chen, Li-Rong Chen, Xiaoyin E Zhou, et al.

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