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20. Oktober 2016 in Cell

Kinetic analysis of protein stability reveals age-dependent degradation

E. McShane
C. Sin
H. Zauber
J.N. Wells
N. Donnelly
X. Wang
J. Hou
W. Chen
Z. Storchova
J.A. Marsh
A. Valleriani
M. Selbach

20. Oktober 2016 in Nat Commun

Quantitative interaction mapping reveals an extended UBX domain in ASPL that disrupts functional p97 hexamers

A. Arumughan
Y. Roske
C. Barth
L. Lleras Forero
K. Bravo-Rodriguez
Al. Redel
S. Kostova
E. McShane
R. Opitz
K. Faelber
K. Rau
T. Mielke
O. Daumke
M. Selbach
E. Sanchez-Garcia
O. Rocks
D. Panáková
U. Heinemann
E.E. Wanker

11. Oktober 2016 in Cell Rep

Hypofunctional TrkA accounts for the absence of pain sensitization in the African naked mole-rat

D. Omerbašić
E.S.J. Smith
M. Moroni
J. Homfeld
O. Eigenbrod
N.C. Bennett
J. Reznick
C.G. Faulkes
M. Selbach
G.R. Lewin

07. Oktober 2016 in Nat Commun

Bimodal antagonism of PKA signalling by ARHGAP36

R.L. Eccles
M.T. Czajkowski
C. Barth
P.M. Müller
E. McShane
S. Grunwald
P. Beaudette
N. Mecklenburg
R. Volkmer
K. Zühlke
G. Dittmar
M. Selbach
A. Hammes
O. Daumke
E. Klussmann
S. Urbé
O. Rocks

01. August 2016 in Mol Cell Proteomics

Systematic errors in peptide and protein identification and quantification by modified peptides

B. Bogdanow
H. Zauber
M. Selbach

01. Juli 2016 in Genome Res

The mRNA-bound proteome of the early fly embryo

H.H. Wessels
K. Imami
A.G. Baltz
M. Kolinski
A. Beldovskaya
M. Selbach
S. Small
U. Ohler
M. Landthaler

01. Mai 2016 in Mol Cell Proteomics

In vivo interaction proteomics in Caenorhabditis elegans embryos provides new insights into P granule dynamics

J.X. Chen
P.G. Cipriani
D. Mecenas
J. Polanowska
F. Piano
K.C. Gunsalus
M. Selbach

01. Februar 2016 in Nat Methods

Detecting actively translated open reading frames in ribosome profiling data

L. Calviello
N. Mukherjee
E. Wyler
H. Zauber
A. Hirsekorn
M. Selbach
M. Landthaler
B. Obermayer
U. Ohler

01. November 2001 in Mol Microbiol

Phosphorylation of tyrosine 972 of the Helicobacter pylori CagA protein is essential for induction of a scattering phenotype in gastric epithelial cells

S. Backert
S. Moese
M. Selbach
V. Brinkmann
T.F. Meyer

01. April 2001 in Proteomics

Identification of a tyrosine-phosphorylated 35 kDa carboxy-terminal fragment (p35CagA) of the Helicobacter pylori CagA protein in phagocytic cells: processing or breakage?

S. Moese
M. Selbach
U. Zimny-Arndt
P.R. Jungblut
T.F. Meyer
S. Backert