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    Rhythmidia: A modern tool for circadian period analysis of filamentous fungi

    Rhythmidia: A modern tool for circadian period analysis of filamentous fungi by Keeley, Alex T, Lotthammer, Jeffrey M, Pelham, Jacqueline F

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    Intrinsic disorder is an essential characteristic of components in the conserved circadian circuit

    Intrinsic disorder is an essential characteristic of components in the conserved circadian circuit by Pelham, Jacqueline F, Dunlap, Jay C, Hurley, Jennifer M

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    Disordered clock protein interactions and charge blocks turn an hourglass into a persistent circadian oscillator

    Disordered clock protein interactions and charge blocks turn an hourglass into a persistent circadian oscillator by Jankowski, Meaghan S., Griffith, Daniel, Shastry, Divya G., Pelham, Jacqueline F., Ginell, Garrett M., Thomas, Joshua, Karande, Pankaj, Holehouse, Alex S., Hurley, Jennifer M.

    Published in Nature communications
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    Conformational changes in the negative arm of the circadian clock correlate with dynamic interactomes involved in post-transcriptional regulation

    Conformational changes in the negative arm of the circadian clock correlate with dynamic interactomes involved in post-transcriptional regulation by Pelham, Jacqueline F., Mosier, Alexander E., Altshuler, Samuel C., Rhodes, Morgan L., Kirchhoff, Christopher L., Fall, William B., Mann, Catherine, Baik, Lisa S., Chiu, Joanna C., Hurley, Jennifer M.

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    LOCATE reveals electrostatic “islands” and “hotspots” are important for a disordered clock protein's interactions to regulate clock robustness

    LOCATE reveals electrostatic “islands” and “hotspots” are important for a disordered clock protein's interactions to regulate clock robustness by Jankowski, Meaghan S., Griffith, Daniel, Shastry, Divya G., Pelham, Jacqueline F., Thomas, Joshua, Karande, Pankaj, Holehouse, Alex S., Hurley, Jennifer M.

    Published in Biophysical journal
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