Search Results - "Parker, Benjamin W"

The structures of secretory and dimeric immunoglobulin A by Kumar Bharathkar, Sonya, Parker, Benjamin W, Malyutin, Andrey G, Haloi, Nandan, Huey-Tubman, Kathryn E, Tajkhorshid, Emad, Stadtmueller, Beth M

“…Secretory (S) Immunoglobulin (Ig) A is the predominant mucosal antibody, which binds pathogens and commensal microbes. SIgA is a polymeric antibody, typically…”
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Facile detection of peptide–protein interactions using an electrophoretic crosslinking shift assay by Parker, Benjamin W., Weiss, Eric L.

“…Protein–protein interactions with high specificity and low affinity are functionally important but are not comprehensively understood because they are…”
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The RclR Protein Is a Reactive Chlorine-specific Transcription Factor in Escherichia coli by Parker, Benjamin W., Schwessinger, Emily A., Jakob, Ursula, Gray, Michael J.

“…Reactive chlorine species (RCS) such as hypochlorous acid are powerful antimicrobial oxidants. Used extensively for disinfection in household and industrial…”
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NemR Is a Bleach-sensing Transcription Factor by Gray, Michael J., Wholey, Wei-Yun, Parker, Benjamin W., Kim, Minwook, Jakob, Ursula

“…Hypochlorous acid (HOCl), the active component of household bleach, also functions as a powerful antimicrobial during the innate immune response. Despite its…”
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Mapping low-affinity/high-specificity peptide–protein interactions using ligand-footprinting mass spectrometry by Parker, Benjamin W., Goncz, Edward J., Krist, David T., Statsyuk, Alexander V., Nesvizhskii, Alexey I., Weiss, Eric L.

“…Short linear peptide motifs that are intracellular ligands of folded proteins are a modular, incompletely understood molecular interaction language in…”
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Ndr/Lats Kinases Bind Specific Mob-Family Coactivators through a Conserved and Modular Interface by Parker, Benjamin W, Gogl, Gergo, Bálint, Mónika, Hetényi, Csaba, Reményi, Attila, Weiss, Eric L

“…Ndr/Lats kinases bind Mob coactivator proteins to form complexes that are essential and evolutionarily conserved components of “Hippo” signaling pathways,…”
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