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Authors:
KHAN IA
TOMITA I
MIZUHASHI F
MURATA K
LUDUENA RF
Citation: Ia. Khan et al., INTERACTION OF TUBULIN ISOTYPES WITH 4(1H)-PYRIZINONE DERIVATIVE IKP-104, Molecular biology of the cell, 7, 1996, pp. 265-265
Authors:
DERRY WB
WILSON L
KHAN IA
LUDUENA RF
JORDAN MA
Citation: Wb. Derry et al., TAXOL DIFFERENTIALLY MODULATES THE DYNAMICS OF MICROTUBULES ASSEMBLEDFROM PURIFIED OR MIXED BETA-TUBULIN ISOTYPES, Molecular biology of the cell, 7, 1996, pp. 2330-2330
Authors:
HOFFMAN PN
LUDUENA RF
Citation: Pn. Hoffman et Rf. Luduena, CHANGES IN THE ISOTYPE COMPOSITION OF BETA-TUBULIN DELIVERED TO REGENERATING SENSORY AXONS BY SLOW AXONAL-TRANSPORT, Brain research, 742(1-2), 1996, pp. 329-333
Authors:
HOFFMAN PN
LUDUENA RF
Citation: Pn. Hoffman et Rf. Luduena, THE AXONAL-TRANSPORT OF BETA(III)-TUBULIN IS ALTERED IN BOTH BRANCHESOF SENSORY AXONS AFTER INJURY OF THE RAT SCIATIC-NERVE, Brain research, 708(1-2), 1996, pp. 182-184
Authors:
KHAN IA
LUDUENA RF
Citation: Ia. Khan et Rf. Luduena, PHOSPHORYLATION OF BETA(III)-TUBULIN, Biochemistry, 35(12), 1996, pp. 3704-3711
Authors:
CHAUDHURI AR
LUDUENA RF
Citation: Ar. Chaudhuri et Rf. Luduena, GRISEOFULVIN - A NOVEL INTERACTION WITH BOVINE BRAIN TUBULIN, Biochemical pharmacology, 51(7), 1996, pp. 903-909
Authors:
PRASAD V
BROWN RL
MILLER C
LUDUENA RF
Citation: V. Prasad et al., INTERACTION OF PYRIDOSTIGMINE BROMIDE WITH BOVINE BRAIN TUBULIN, Molecular biology of the cell, 6, 1995, pp. 170-170
Authors:
CHAUDHURI AR
LUDUENA RF
Citation: Ar. Chaudhuri et Rf. Luduena, GRISEOFULVIN - A NOVEL INTERACTION WITH BOVINE BRAIN TUBULIN, Molecular biology of the cell, 6, 1995, pp. 171-171
Authors:
LIGGINS JR
LUDUENA RF
Citation: Jr. Liggins et Rf. Luduena, LOCALIZATION OF THE BINDING-SITES OF BISANS TO ALPHA-TUBULIN AND BETA-TUBULIN, Molecular biology of the cell, 6, 1995, pp. 172-172
Authors:
BANERJEE A
ENGELBORGHS Y
LUDUENA RF
FITZGERALD TJ
Citation: A. Banerjee et al., THE ROLE OF THE B-RING OF COLCHICINE IN ITS INTERACTION WITH PURE TUBULIN ISOFORMS ALPHA-BETA(II), ALPHA-BETA(III), AND ALPHA-BETA(IV), Molecular biology of the cell, 6, 1995, pp. 173-173
Authors:
CHAUDHURI AR
TOMITA I
MIZUHASHI F
WAKAMORI S
LUDUENA RF
Citation: Ar. Chaudhuri et al., COLCHICINE AND VINBLASTINE BLOCK THE HIGH-AFFINITY SITE OF IKP104 ON TUBULIN, Molecular biology of the cell, 6, 1995, pp. 174-174
Authors:
KHAN IA
LUDUENA RF
Citation: Ia. Khan et Rf. Luduena, EFFECT OF VINBLASTINE ON THE ASSEMBLY OF ISOTYPICALLY PURE TUBULINS FROM BOVINE BRAIN, Molecular biology of the cell, 6, 1995, pp. 175-175
Authors:
LUDUENA RF
Citation: Rf. Luduena, DESTROY SMALLPOX STOCKS, The Scientist, 9(4), 1995, pp. 13-13
Authors:
LUDUENA RF
ROACH MC
PRASAD V
PETTIT GR
CICHACZ ZA
HERALD CL
Citation: Rf. Luduena et al., INTERACTION OF 3 SPONGE-DERIVED MACROCYCLIC LACTONE POLYETHERS (SPONGISTATIN-3, HALISTATIN-1 AND HALISTATIN-2) WITH TUBULIN, Drug development research, 35(1), 1995, pp. 40-48
Authors:
NOGALES E
WOLF SG
KHAN IA
LUDUENA RF
DOWNING KH
Citation: E. Nogales et al., STRUCTURE OF TUBULIN AT 6.5 ANGSTROM AND LOCATION OF THE TAXOL-BINDING SITE, Nature, 375(6530), 1995, pp. 424-427
Authors:
LUDUENA RF
Citation: Rf. Luduena, POSSIBLE FUNCTIONAL-SIGNIFICANCE OF BRAIN TUBULIN ISOTYPES, Journal of neurochemistry, 65, 1995, pp. 140-140
Authors:
LUDUENA RF
ROACH MC
PRASAD V
CHAUDHURI AR
TOMITA I
MIZUHASHI F
MURATA K
Citation: Rf. Luduena et al., INTERACTION OF BOVINE BRAIN TUBULIN WITH THE 4(1H)-PYRIZINONE DERIVATIVE IKP104, AN ANTIMITOTIC DRUG WITH A COMPLEX SET OF EFFECTS ON THE CONFORMATIONAL STABILITY OF THE TUBULIN MOLECULE, Biochemistry, 34(48), 1995, pp. 15751-15759
Authors:
FELLOUS A
PRASAD V
OHAYON R
JORDAN MA
LUDUENA RF
Citation: A. Fellous et al., REMOVAL OF THE PROJECTION DOMAIN OF MICROTUBULE-ASSOCIATED PROTEIN-2 ALTERS ITS INTERACTION WITH TUBULIN, Journal of protein chemistry, 13(4), 1994, pp. 381-391
Authors:
SHARMA J
LUDUENA RF
Citation: J. Sharma et Rf. Luduena, USE OF N,N'-POLYMETHYLENEBIS(IODOACETAMIDE) DERIVATIVES AS PROBES FORTHE DETECTION OF CONFORMATIONAL DIFFERENCES IN TUBULIN ISOTYPES, Journal of protein chemistry, 13(2), 1994, pp. 165-176
Authors:
PANDA D
MILLER HP
BANERJEE A
LUDUENA RF
WILSON L
Citation: D. Panda et al., MICROTUBULE DYNAMICS IN-VITRO ARE REGULATED BY THE TUBULIN ISOTYPE COMPOSITION, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United Statesof America, 91(24), 1994, pp. 11358-11362
Authors:
LU Q
LUDUENA RF
Citation: Q. Lu et Rf. Luduena, IN-VITRO ANALYSIS OF MICROTUBULE ASSEMBLY OF ISOTYPICALLY PURE TUBULIN DIMERS - INTRINSIC DIFFERENCES IN THE ASSEMBLY PROPERTIES OF ALPHA-BETA-II, ALPHA-BETA-III, AND ALPHA-BETA-IV TUBULIN DIMERS IN THE ABSENCE OF MICROTUBULE-ASSOCIATED PROTEINS, The Journal of biological chemistry, 269(3), 1994, pp. 2041-2047
Authors:
LUDUENA RF
ROACH MC
PRASAD V
BANERJEE M
KOISO Y
LI Y
IWASAKI S
Citation: Rf. Luduena et al., INTERACTION OF USTILOXIN-A WITH BOVINE BRAIN TUBULIN, Biochemical pharmacology, 47(9), 1994, pp. 1593-1599
Authors:
LUDUENA RF
ROACH MC
EPSTEIN DL
Citation: Rf. Luduena et al., INTERACTION OF ETHACRYNIC-ACID WITH BOVINE BRAIN TUBULIN, Biochemical pharmacology, 47(9), 1994, pp. 1677-1681
Authors:
LUDUENA RF
Citation: Rf. Luduena, ARE TUBULIN ISOTYPES FUNCTIONALLY SIGNIFICANT, Molecular biology of the cell, 4(5), 1993, pp. 445-457
Authors:
RENTHAL R
SCHNEIDER BG
MILLER MM
LUDUENA RF
Citation: R. Renthal et al., BETA(IV) IS THE MAJOR BETA-TUBULIN ISOTYPE IN BOVINE CILIA, Cell motility and the cytoskeleton, 25(1), 1993, pp. 19-29