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Link of impaired metal ion homeostasis to mitochondrial dysfunction in neurons File

Nam, Eunju , Han, Jiyeon , Suh, Jong-Min , Yi, Yelim , Lim, Mi Hee

Article Issue Date2018-04 View3
Mechanistic insight into hydroxamate transfer reaction mimicking the inhibition of zinc-containing enzymes File

Kwon, Nam , Suh, Jong-Min , Lim, Mi Hee , Hirao, Hajime , Cho, Jaeheung

Article Issue Date2020-08 View5
Minor Structural Variations of Small Molecules Tune Regulatory Activities Towards Pathological Factors in Alzheimer’s Disease File

Beck, Michael W. , Derrick, Jeffrey S. , Suh, Jong-Min , Kim, Mingeun , Korshavn, Kyle J. , Kerr, Richard A. , Cho, Woo Jong , Larsen, Scott D. , Ruotolo, Brandon T. , Ramamoorthy, Ayyalusamy , et al

Article Issue Date2017-11 View6
Strategies Employing Transition Metal Complexes To Modulate Amyloid-beta Aggregation File

Suh, Jong-Min , Kim, Gunhee , Kang, Juhye , Lim, Mi Hee

Article Issue Date2019-01 View6
Tailoring Dynamic Chiral Supramolecular Assembly with Photo-Triggered Radical Anions of C3-Symmetric Triphenylene Triimides File

Kim, Namhee , Kang, Jun Su , Jun, Taesuk , Suh, Jong-Min , Roh, Deok-Ho , Park, Won-Woo , Kwon, Oh Hoon , Kwon, Tae-Hyuk , Lim, Mi Hee , Ryu, Du Yeol , et al

Article Issue Date2024-01 View10
Tuning Structures and Properties for Developing Novel Chemical Tools toward Distinct Pathogenic Elements in Alzheimer's Disease File

Han, Jiyeon , Lee, Hyuck Jin , Kim, Kyu Yeon , Lee, Shin Jung C. , Suh, Jong-Min , Cho, Jaeheung , Chae, Junghyun , Lim, Mi Hee

Article Issue Date2018-04 View5
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