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STRUCTURAL BASIS FOR SEQUENCE-NONSPECIFIC RECOGNITION OF 5'-CAPPED MESSENGER-RNA BY A CAP-MODIFYING ENZYME
Authors: HODEL AE GERSHON PD QUIOCHO FA
Citation: Ae. Hodel et al., STRUCTURAL BASIS FOR SEQUENCE-NONSPECIFIC RECOGNITION OF 5'-CAPPED MESSENGER-RNA BY A CAP-MODIFYING ENZYME, MOLECULAR CELL, 1(3), 1998, pp. 443-447
EVIDENCE THAT THE RNA METHYLATION AND POLY(A) POLYMERASE STIMULATORY ACTIVITIES OF VACCINIA VIRUS PROTEIN VP39 DO NOT IMPINGE UPON ONE ANOTHER
Authors: GERSHON PD SHI XN HODEL AE
Citation: Pd. Gershon et al., EVIDENCE THAT THE RNA METHYLATION AND POLY(A) POLYMERASE STIMULATORY ACTIVITIES OF VACCINIA VIRUS PROTEIN VP39 DO NOT IMPINGE UPON ONE ANOTHER, Virology (New York, N.Y. Print), 246(2), 1998, pp. 253-265
RECOGNITION OF CAPPED RNA SUBSTRATES BY VP39, THE VACCINIA VIRUS-ENCODED MESSENGER-RNA CAP-SPECIFIC 2'-O-METHYLTRANSFERASE
Authors: LOCKLESS SW CHENG HT HODEL AE QUIOCHO FA GERSHON PD
Citation: Sw. Lockless et al., RECOGNITION OF CAPPED RNA SUBSTRATES BY VP39, THE VACCINIA VIRUS-ENCODED MESSENGER-RNA CAP-SPECIFIC 2'-O-METHYLTRANSFERASE, Biochemistry, 37(23), 1998, pp. 8564-8574
SPECIFIC PROTEIN RECOGNITION OF AN MESSENGER-RNA CAP THROUGH ITS ALKYLATED BASE
Authors: HODEL AE GERSHON PD SHI XN WANG SM QUIOCHO FA
Citation: Ae. Hodel et al., SPECIFIC PROTEIN RECOGNITION OF AN MESSENGER-RNA CAP THROUGH ITS ALKYLATED BASE, Nature structural biology, 4(5), 1997, pp. 350-354
THE 1.85 ANGSTROM STRUCTURE OF VACCINIA PROTEIN VP39 - A BIFUNCTIONALENZYME THAT PARTICIPATES IN THE MODIFICATION OF BOTH MESSENGER-RNA ENDS
Authors: HODEL AE GERSHON PD SHI XN QUIOCHO FA
Citation: Ae. Hodel et al., THE 1.85 ANGSTROM STRUCTURE OF VACCINIA PROTEIN VP39 - A BIFUNCTIONALENZYME THAT PARTICIPATES IN THE MODIFICATION OF BOTH MESSENGER-RNA ENDS, Cell, 85(2), 1996, pp. 247-256
GUIDELINES FOR SELECTING AND USING THE RIGHT HOSES
Authors: HODEL AE
Citation: Ae. Hodel, GUIDELINES FOR SELECTING AND USING THE RIGHT HOSES, Chemical processing, 59(2), 1996, pp. 12-12
CLARIFYING CENTRIFUGAL LIQUID SOLIDS SEPARATION
Authors: HODEL AE
Citation: Ae. Hodel, CLARIFYING CENTRIFUGAL LIQUID SOLIDS SEPARATION, Chemical processing, 59(1), 1996, pp. 10-10
NEW NOZZLE BOWL CENTRIFUGES END MAINTENANCE BOTTLENECK - INTERVALS BETWEEN MAINTENANCE SHUTDOWNS JUMP TO 2,000 HR
Authors: HODEL AE
Citation: Ae. Hodel, NEW NOZZLE BOWL CENTRIFUGES END MAINTENANCE BOTTLENECK - INTERVALS BETWEEN MAINTENANCE SHUTDOWNS JUMP TO 2,000 HR, Chemical processing, 59(1), 1996, pp. 42
QUESTIONS ABOUT DUST COLLECTING
Authors: HODEL AE
Citation: Ae. Hodel, QUESTIONS ABOUT DUST COLLECTING, Chemical processing, 58(9), 1995, pp. 10-10
WHEN IT COMES TO MOTORS, BE COOL
Authors: HODEL AE
Citation: Ae. Hodel, WHEN IT COMES TO MOTORS, BE COOL, Chemical processing, 58(8), 1995, pp. 10-10
REFRACTORY CERAMIC FIBER INSULATION BOOSTS ETHYLENE HEATER EFFICIENCY- IMPEDES AMBIENT AIR INFILTRATION - LOWERS HEATER ROOF TEMPERATURES/
Authors: WEST K HODEL AE
Citation: K. West et Ae. Hodel, REFRACTORY CERAMIC FIBER INSULATION BOOSTS ETHYLENE HEATER EFFICIENCY- IMPEDES AMBIENT AIR INFILTRATION - LOWERS HEATER ROOF TEMPERATURES/, Chemical processing, 58(8), 1995, pp. 50-52
POLYETHYLENE TANKS - WHERE AND WHY TO USE THEM
Authors: HODEL AE
Citation: Ae. Hodel, POLYETHYLENE TANKS - WHERE AND WHY TO USE THEM, Chemical processing, 58(7), 1995, pp. 10-10
PREVENTING LEAKS IN VALVES AND PIPING
Authors: HODEL AE
Citation: Ae. Hodel, PREVENTING LEAKS IN VALVES AND PIPING, Chemical processing, 58(6), 1995, pp. 10-10
DESIGN OF EXPERIMENTS EXPEDITES PRODUCTS TO MARKET - FEWER EXPERIMENTS TO GET MORE RESULTS
Authors: HODEL AE
Citation: Ae. Hodel, DESIGN OF EXPERIMENTS EXPEDITES PRODUCTS TO MARKET - FEWER EXPERIMENTS TO GET MORE RESULTS, Chemical processing, 58(6), 1995, pp. 99-101
COUPON TESTING ALWAYS ADVISABLE PRIOR TO MAKING ALLOY SELECTION
Authors: HODEL AE
Citation: Ae. Hodel, COUPON TESTING ALWAYS ADVISABLE PRIOR TO MAKING ALLOY SELECTION, Chemical processing, 58(5), 1995, pp. 10-10
THE WHEN, WHY AND HOW OF PNEUMATIC CONVEYING
Authors: HODEL AE
Citation: Ae. Hodel, THE WHEN, WHY AND HOW OF PNEUMATIC CONVEYING, Chemical processing, 58(4), 1995, pp. 10-10
EXPERT ANSWERS MIXING QUESTIONS FROM VORTEXING TO MASS-TRANSFER
Authors: HODEL AE
Citation: Ae. Hodel, EXPERT ANSWERS MIXING QUESTIONS FROM VORTEXING TO MASS-TRANSFER, Chemical processing, 58(3), 1995, pp. 10-10
SEMICONTINUOUS MIXING LOOP ACHIEVES COMPLETE POLYMERIZATION
Authors: HOUNSOME D HODEL AE
Citation: D. Hounsome et Ae. Hodel, SEMICONTINUOUS MIXING LOOP ACHIEVES COMPLETE POLYMERIZATION, Chemical processing, 58(3), 1995, pp. 49-50
MODOLAR PILOT-PLANT BOOSTS LAB PRODUCTIVITY
Authors: STAIGERS T HODEL AE
Citation: T. Staigers et Ae. Hodel, MODOLAR PILOT-PLANT BOOSTS LAB PRODUCTIVITY, Chemical processing, 58(3), 1995, pp. 51-53
NPSHA CAN MEAN SUCCESS OR FAILURE FOR CENTRIFUGAL PUMP OPERATION
Authors: HODEL AE
Citation: Ae. Hodel, NPSHA CAN MEAN SUCCESS OR FAILURE FOR CENTRIFUGAL PUMP OPERATION, Chemical processing, 58(2), 1995, pp. 10-10
CLOSED-LOOP CAUSTIC CONCENTRATION BOOSTS PRODUCTIVITY - CUTS COSTS - SYSTEM RECYCLES BY-PRODUCT STREAM AND ELIMINATES FRESH-WATER INTAKE
Authors: DOWNS T GAIER M HODEL AE
Citation: T. Downs et al., CLOSED-LOOP CAUSTIC CONCENTRATION BOOSTS PRODUCTIVITY - CUTS COSTS - SYSTEM RECYCLES BY-PRODUCT STREAM AND ELIMINATES FRESH-WATER INTAKE, Chemical processing, 58(2), 1995, pp. 71-72
IMPERVIOUS GRAPHITE EXCHANGERS
Authors: HODEL AE
Citation: Ae. Hodel, IMPERVIOUS GRAPHITE EXCHANGERS, Chemical processing, 58(12), 1995, pp. 11-11
EFFECTIVE EMPLOYEE TRAINING - A CHEMICAL-PLANT CHALLENGE - THE HARDEST PART IS KNOWING WHERE TO START
Authors: MARTIN EC HODEL AE
Citation: Ec. Martin et Ae. Hodel, EFFECTIVE EMPLOYEE TRAINING - A CHEMICAL-PLANT CHALLENGE - THE HARDEST PART IS KNOWING WHERE TO START, Chemical processing, 58(11), 1995, pp. 140-141
GUIDELINES FOR SELECTING THE RIGHT VACUUM-SYSTEM
Authors: HODEL AE HESSER H
Citation: Ae. Hodel et H. Hesser, GUIDELINES FOR SELECTING THE RIGHT VACUUM-SYSTEM, Chemical processing, 58(10), 1995, pp. 10-10
HEAT-TRANSFER FLUID CUTS COSTS - ELIMINATES EPA REPORTING PROBLEMS - HANDLES UPPER OPERATING TEMPERATURE OF 575-DEGREES
Authors: HODEL AE
Citation: Ae. Hodel, HEAT-TRANSFER FLUID CUTS COSTS - ELIMINATES EPA REPORTING PROBLEMS - HANDLES UPPER OPERATING TEMPERATURE OF 575-DEGREES, Chemical processing, 58(10), 1995, pp. 63
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