Scientific publications

Publications

• 1988

  • Article in a journal

    Analysis of a DNase I-hypersensitive site in transgenic Drosophila reveals a key regulatory element of Sgs3.

    • Philippe Ramain
    • Angela Giangrande
    • G. Richards
    • Maria Bellard

    Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America ; Volume: 85 ; Page: 2718-2722

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  • Article in a journal

    Systematic study of phospholipids linked to a steroid derivative, spread into a monolayer at the air/water interface

    • Luc Lebeau
    • Charles Mioskowski
    • Pierre Oudet

    Biochimica et Biophysica Acta:Biomembranes ; Volume: 939 ; Page: 417-429

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  • Article in a journal

    The use of oligonucleotide probes in studies of insect gene activity in development

    • Clément Mettling
    • Angela Giangrande
    • Geoff Richards

    Journal of Insect Physiology ; Volume: 34 ; Page: 679-684

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  • Article in a journal

    Synthesis of phospholipids linked to steroid hormone derivatives

    • L. Lebeau
    • C. Mioskowski
    • P. Oudet

    Chemistry and Physics of Lipids ; Volume: 46 ; Page: 57-62

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  • Chapter of the book

    Structure of Rabies Virus

    • Noel Tordo
    • Olivier Poch

    Rabies ; Volume: 7 ; Page: 25-45

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• 1987

  • Article in a journal

    Yeast tRNAAsp-Aspartyl-tRNA Synthetase Complex: Low Resolution Crystal Structure

    • A. Podjarny
    • B. Rees
    • J. C. Thierry
    • J. Cavarelli
    • J. C. Jésior
    • M. Roth
    • A. Lewitt-Bentley
    • R. Kahn
    • Bernard Lorber
    • J. P. Ebel
    • Richard Giegé
    • Dino Moras

    Journal of Biomolecular Structure and Dynamics ; Volume: 5 ; Page: 187-198

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  • Article in a journal

    Sps-3 transcript levels are determined by multiple remote sequence elements.

    • A Giangrande
    • C Mettling
    • G Richards

    EMBO Journal ; Volume: 6 ; Page: 3079-84

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  • Article in a journal

    Conserved major histocompatibility complex class II boxes--X and Y--are transcriptional control elements and specifically bind nuclear proteins.

    • A. Dorn
    • Beatrice Claude Durand
    • C. Marfing
    • M. Le Meur
    • Christophe Benoist
    • Diane Mathis

    Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America ; Volume: 84 ; Page: 6249-6253

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  • Article in a journal

    The Drosophila sgs3 gene: an in-vivo test of intron function

    • Clément Mettling
    • Angela Giangrande
    • Geoff Richards

    Journal of Molecular Biology ; Volume: 196 ; Page: 223-226

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• 1986

  • Article in a journal

    Studies on Anticodon-anticodon Interactions: Hemi-protonation of Cytosines Induces Self-pairing Through the GCC Anticodon of E. Coli tRNA-Gly

    • Pascale Romby
    • Eric Westhof
    • Dino Moras
    • Richard Giegé
    • Claude Houssier
    • Henri Grosjean

    Journal of Biomolecular Structure and Dynamics ; Volume: 4 ; Page: 193-203

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