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Ciliary structures and functions in vertebrates: Mechanism and implications for disease File

Hong, Juyeon

Thesis Issue Date2025-08 View46
Comprehensive analysis of ciliary proteome related to ciliary subdomains and ciliary motility File

Keun Yeong Kwon

Thesis Issue Date2023-02 View103
Effect of Operating Conditions of UASB Reactor on Biodegradation of C. I. Reactive Blue 114

Oh, You Kwan , Lee, Sung Ho , Park, Tae Joo , Kim, Hyo Seob , Park, Sunghoon

Article Issue Date2000 View67
Genetic characterization of Cornifelin1 in early vertebrate development File File

Jung, Kuen-Sik

Thesis Issue Date2014-02 View125
The function of ITGBL1 in the process of cartilage formation and its potential as a therapeutic agent for cartilage disease. File File

Song, Eun kyung

Thesis Issue Date2019-02 View72
The study on the molecular functions of the gap junction subunit protein GJA1 on the ciliogenesis File

Jang, Dong Gil

Thesis Issue Date2022-02 View88
Treatment of Azo Dye Black 5 by Anaerobic Hybrid Reactor/Activated Sludge Process(II)

Kim, Young Gyu , Lee, Chul Hee , Lee, Jong Hyun , Park, Sunghoon , Park, Tae Joo

Article Issue Date1999 View73
Unlocking the Potential of Porous Bi2Te3-Based Thermoelectrics Using Precise Interface Engineering through Atomic Layer Deposition File

Lee, Seunghyeok , Park, Gwang Min , Kim, Younghoon , Lee, So-Hyeon , Jung, Sung-Jin , Hong, Junpyo , Kim, Sung-Chul , Won, Sung Ok , Lee, Albert S , Chung, Yoon Jang , et al

Article Issue Date2024-03 View125
Xenopus rsph6a.L: A Conserved Model for Human RSPH4A associated Ciliopathy File

Hwang, Jae Hyung

Thesis Issue Date2026-02 View12
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