Tubulin-based fusion proteins as multifunctional tools 

Exploring the nature of the translocon-assisted protein insertion 

Genomics and transcriptomic alterations of the glutamate receptors in acute myeloid leukemia 

Development and therapeutic assessment of multivalent protein polymers for cancer and eye diseases 

Functional proteomic analysis of altered protein signaling modules in Alzheimer's disease 

Position 52 in alpha1 glycine receptors is important for the action of ethanol 

Chemical probes of protein tyrosine phosphatase activity 

Structure – dynamics – function analysis of class A GPCRs and exploration of chemical space using integrative computational approaches 

Decoding protein-DNA binding determinants mediated through DNA shape readout 

The mechanism of recruitment of Tip60 to ER target genes 

The effect of plasma membrane microenvironment on GPCR activity 

Synthetic biopolymers modulate cell signaling 

Mechanistic model of chimeric antigen receptor T cell activation 

The regulation of fatty acid oxidation by estrogen related receptor alpha 

Mechanisms of P2XR-mediated ethanol consumption 

Roles of three domains of CCAR1 in transcription activation by nuclear receptors 

Progesterone receptors in the rat brain and their role in steroidal regulation of neurite outgrowth 

Stability and folding rate of proteins and identification of their inhibitors 

Site-directed spin labeling studies of sequence-dependent DNA shape and protein-DNA recognition 

Conjugation of CpG oligodeoxynucleotides to tumor‐targeting antibodies for immunotherapy of solid tumors 

Development, synthesis and applications of highly sensitive fluorescent probes for studying protein tyrosine phosphatases 

Studies on the expression and function of the human TMEM56 protein 

Engineering chimeric antigen receptor-directed immune cells for enhanced antitumor efficacy in solid tumors 

Role of purinergic P2X4 receptors in regulation of dopamine homeostasis in the basal ganglia and associated behaviors 

Understanding the roles of posttranslational modifications in aggregation using synthetic proteins