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| Direct electrochemistry of Shewanella oneidensis cytochrome c nitrite reductase: evidence of interactions across the dimeric interface. | Academic Article |
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| Direct electrochemistry of tetraheme cytochrome c(554) from Nitrosomonas europaea: redox cooperativity and gating. | Academic Article |
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| Perspective: Size selected clusters for catalysis and electrochemistry. | Academic Article |
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| Transformations of the FeS Clusters of the Methylthiotransferases MiaB and RimO, Detected by Direct Electrochemistry. | Academic Article |
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| Redox properties of wild-type and heme-binding loop mutants of bacterial cytochromes C measured by direct electrochemistry. | Academic Article |
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| Elliott, Sean | Person |
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| Ability of the Ca2+-selective microelectrodes to measure fast and local Ca2+ transients in nerve cells. | Academic Article |
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| An electrochemical model of the transport of charged molecules through the capillary glycocalyx. | Academic Article |
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| DNA-PEG-DNA triblock macromolecules for reagentless DNA detection. | Academic Article |
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| Enzyme electrokinetics: using protein film voltammetry to investigate redox enzymes and their mechanisms. | Academic Article |
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| Fabrication of cross-linked polyethyleneimine microfibers by reactive electrospinning with in situ photo-cross-linking by UV radiation. | Academic Article |
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| Geobacter sulfurreducens cytochrome c peroxidases: electrochemical classification of catalytic mechanisms. | Academic Article |
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| Methionine ligand lability of type I cytochromes c: detection of ligand loss using protein film voltammetry. | Academic Article |
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| Phonon-assisted electroluminescence from metallic carbon nanotubes and graphene. | Academic Article |
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