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Biological molecules as protectors against cellular damage caused by environmental extremes: The role of protectant-water interactions	Measuring, modelling, and dissecting the cellular mechanical response

Polymersome and worm-like micelle formulations for targetable drug and oligonucleotide delivery	Single molecule study on lipid vesicles and proteins by confocal microscopy

Soft matter systems simulated by molecular methods	The effects of disruption of cytoskeleton polymers on the rheological properties of cultured mammalian cells in the cortical and perinuclear regions

Studies of intermolecular and intramolecular coupling using dual frequency 2D IR photon echo spectroscopy	Interfacial characteristics of a gas bubble immersed in a surfactant and protein laden fluid: Experimentation and modeling

Structural and functional studies on the retinoblastoma and p300/CBP tumor suppressor proteins and their regulation by viral oncoproteins	Sketching nature's energy function: Designing helices that target transmembrane proteins and creating software for further design

Nanoscale particle binding in silico: HIV docking and multivalent recruitment under flow	De novo design and characterization of a family of metalloporphyrin proteins: The porphyrin assemblers

Diversity in molecular recognition of phospholipids by PH domains: An examination of three unusual PH domain-phospholipid interactions	Understanding the folding mechanisms of small model proteins

Controlling the morphology of F-actin cytoskeleton: A simulation study	Lipid organization in biomimetic model systems - oligomerization, domain formation, and diffusivity

Spectroscopic studies of the early events in membrane-mediated and cofactor-induced protein folding kinetics	Structural and biochemical studies of site-specific recombinases

Studies of synthetic protein models designed for biomolecular materials applications and model ion channels via molecular dynamics simulations	Molecular recognition and catalysis in sortase A from Staphylococcus aureus

Pellino proteins contain a non-canonical FHA domain that mediates the interaction with IRAK1	The regional cerebral metabolic rate of oxygen consumption with proton detected 17O MRI during precision 17O2 inhalation

Cross-talk between bacterial two-component circuits	Rational design and characterization of beta-peptides, a non-natural peptidomimetic scaffold

Rotating frame magnetic resonance imaging techniques	Modeling the bioenergetics of protein-mediated membrane deformation

Probabilistic computational protein design: Advances in methodology and the incorporation of non-biological molecular components	Single-molecule biophysical assays with electrokinetics

Structure and mechanics of proteins from single molecules to cells	Optimization of multidimensional nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, for resolution and sensitivity, through application of radial sampling

Shortest geometric paths analysis in structural biology	Structural studies of large integral membrane proteins in reverse micelles by solution nuclear magnetic resonance

Spectroscopic and x-ray scattering studies of the interaction of a volatile general anesthetic with ion channel proteins	A new approach to understanding biological control of quinone electrochemistry

New fluorescence methods for protein folding and conformational studies	Deconvoluting the engineering and assembly instructions for Complex III activity

A new approach to understanding biological control of quinone electrochemistry	Interplay of extrinsic and intrinsic cues in cell-fate decisions

Single Molecule Studies of Myosin-Ib	Structure-based mechanism of proton transport through the influenza A M2 protein

Structure-based design of inhibitors targeting influenza A virus M2 proton channel (A/M2)	A study of molecular adsorption and transport at cell membrane and biologically relevant surfaces by Second Harmonic Generation

Single molecule investigations of DNA looping using the tethered particle method and translocation by acto-myosin using polarized total internal reflection fluorescence microscopy	Using structural bioinformatics to model and design membrane proteins

On the nature of the hydrogen bond and biomolecular solvation	Identification of cell migratory cues by control of microenvironmental adhesion

Folding and Assembly of Cytoskeletal Proteins Under Force - From Single Molecule Studies of Dystrophin to Studies of Intact Cells	Examining the coupling of the mechanical and chemical functions of myosin family members using single molecule and bulk solution techniques

Indirect detection of axonal architecture with Q-space imaging	Unveiling the Molecular Mechanisms Regulating the Activation of the ErbB Family Receptors at Atomic Resolution through Molecular Modeling and Simulations

Diffusionless transformations in DNA-mediated alloys of nano-colloids	Structural and biochemical studies of the SMN oligomerization domain: A novel glycine zipper

Protein design and material design at the nano-bio interface	Structural studies of acetylpolyamine amidohydrolase

Entropic elasticity of polymers and their networks	On the folding and conformation of peptides and the development of novel methods for their study

Interplay of ethanol and cholesterol in the neutrophil membrane: Effects on membrane and cell mechanics and neutrophil adhesion	The structural proteomics of S-nitrosylation: From global identification to elucidating protein function through structural bioinformatics

Single-molecule diffusion as a probe of the structure and function of biological systems	Inhaled Oxygen as a Quantitative Intravascular MRI Contrast Agent

Engineering an artificial, multifunctional oxidoreductase protein maquette	The integrin equilibrium: Balancing protein-protein and protein-lipid interactions

Probing DNA-induced colloidal interactions and dynamics with scanning-line optical tweezers	Protein hydrogen exchange, dynamics, and function

Efficient neural population codes	Using structural bioinformatics to understand and design protein structures and interactions

The induction, decay and diffusion of a bacterial tetracycline efflux pump	PHoQ: Structural and mechanistic investigations into an important bacterial sensor kinase

Matrix elasticity drives cytoskeletal polarization and guides stem cell migration	Endothelial cell assembly, migration, and force generation in engineered microenvironments