Michael J Kerner
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Recent Articles
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Kerner M, Kuttruff C, Chevliakov M, Buono F, Gao D, Krawiec M, et al.
Org Lett
. 2021 May;
23(11):4396-4399.
PMID: 33988373
The addition of carbamoyl anions to azirines affords synthetically useful 2-aziridinyl amide building blocks. The reaction scope was explored with respect to both formamide and azirine, and the addition was...
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Kerner M, Wipf P
Org Lett
. 2021 Apr;
23(9):3615-3619.
PMID: 33872016
Selective lithiation of arylsulfonylbicyclo[1.1.0]butanes at the bridgehead methine and addition to carbonyl compounds yield tertiary bicyclobutyl alcohols that form spiro[3.4]octanes and related heteroatom-containing spirocycles via an acid- or halogen-mediated semipinacol...
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Ishihama Y, Schmidt T, Rappsilber J, Mann M, Hartl F, Kerner M, et al.
BMC Genomics
. 2008 Feb;
9:102.
PMID: 18304323
Background: Knowledge about the abundance of molecular components is an important prerequisite for building quantitative predictive models of cellular behavior. Proteins are central components of these models, since they carry...
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Tang Y, Chang H, Roeben A, Wischnewski D, Wischnewski N, Kerner M, et al.
Cell
. 2006 Jun;
125(5):903-14.
PMID: 16751100
GroEL and GroES form a chaperonin nano-cage for proteins up to approximately 60 kDa to fold in isolation. Here we explored the structural features of the chaperonin cage critical for...
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Kerner M, Naylor D, Ishihama Y, Maier T, Chang H, Stines A, et al.
Cell
. 2005 Jul;
122(2):209-20.
PMID: 16051146
The E. coli chaperonin GroEL and its cofactor GroES promote protein folding by sequestering nonnative polypeptides in a cage-like structure. Here we define the contribution of this system to protein...
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Shewmaker F, Kerner M, Hayer-Hartl M, Klein G, Georgopoulos C, Landry S
Protein Sci
. 2004 Jul;
13(8):2139-48.
PMID: 15238634
Molecular machines order and disorder polypeptides as they form and dissolve large intermolecular interfaces, but the biological significance of coupled ordering and binding has been established in few, if any,...
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Figueiredo L, Klunker D, Ang D, Naylor D, Kerner M, Georgopoulos C, et al.
J Biol Chem
. 2003 Oct;
279(2):1090-9.
PMID: 14576149
In all three kingdoms of life chaperonins assist the folding of a range of newly synthesized proteins. As shown recently, Archaea of the genus Methanosarcina contain both group I (GroEL/GroES)...