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Articles by Elizabeth M. Diessner

Production of Distinct Fibrillar, Oligomeric, and Other Aggregation States from Network Models of Multibody Interaction

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By Loring J. Thomas, Carter T. Butts, Dietmar Rudolf, Elizabeth M. Diessner
| dx.doi.org
1. Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Protein aggregation is a fundamental biophysical process, implicated in both functional and disease processes. Among the most striking─and important─classes of protein aggregates are fibrils. Fibrils are highly structured peptide aggregates consisting of repeated patterns of interactions between protein monomers and oligomers. Fibrils are implicated in a wide variety of chronic diseases, (1−3) while also having some functional roles.
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Comparative analysis of thermal adaptations of extremophilic prolyl oligopeptidases

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By Elizabeth M. Diessner, Gemma R. Takahashi, Carter T. Butts, Rachel Martin
| Cell Press Verified
Significance Prolyl oligopeptidases from extremophilic organisms have highly structured catalytic and propeller domains, which limit how the protease can adapt to function at extreme temperatures.
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