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CHEMICAL BIOLOGY TOOLS FOR DYNAMICS OF BIOLOGICAL PHOSPHORYLATIONS File File

Jung, Hoyoung

Thesis Issue Date2018-02 View15

CHEMICAL BIOLOGY TOOLS FOR PROTEIN HISTIDINE PHOSPHORYLATION File

Shin, Son Hye

Thesis Issue Date2019-08 View16

CHEMICAL PROBES FOR PROTEIN HISTIDINE PHOSPHATASES File File

Choi, Yigun

Thesis Issue Date2018-08 View8

DEVELOPMENT OF A RESEARCH TOOL FOR PHOSPHOHISTIDINE File File

Kwon, Ohyeon

Thesis Issue Date2017-08 View8

Development of Activity Probes for S1P lyase File

Ahn, Jiyoung

Thesis Issue Date2019-02 View15

Development of Chemical Biology Probes for Elusive Protein Arginine and Histidine Phosphorylations File File

Jung, Hoyoung

Thesis Issue Date2022-02 View13

DEVELOPMENT OF CHEMICAL BIOLOGY TOOLS FOR STUDYING UNSTABLE PROTEIN PHOSPHORYLATION File File

Oh, Jooyoung

Thesis Issue Date2019-02 View7

Development of enzyme directed probes for protein-protein interaction and visualization. File

Sharma, Nirmali

Thesis Issue Date2024-02 View75

DEVELOPMENT OF TOOLS FOR MONITORING TCS ACTIVATION File File

Lee, Donghee

Thesis Issue Date2021-02 View7

Studies on Bacterial Protein Kinases and Phosphatases File File

Choi, Su Min

Thesis Issue Date2022-08 View8

Studies on enzymes for posttranslational modification of lysine File

Kim, So Yeon

Thesis Issue Date2023-02 View11

Studies on the covalent modification of proteins with Michael acceptors File File

Kim, Hyeong Jun

Thesis Issue Date2022-02 View13

Studies on α-Nucleophiles for Efficient Protein Labeling File File

Ma, Wenjie

Thesis Issue Date2017-02 View13

Synthetic tools for targeting protein histidine/arginine kinases File

Lee, Shin Hyeon

Thesis Issue Date2023-02 View14

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