Dennis R Livesay

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At the crossroads of biomacromolecular research: highlighting the interdisciplinary nature of the field

Dennis R Livesay, 2007, Chemistry Central journal.

Towards comprehensive analysis of protein family quantitative stability-flexibility relationships using homology models.

Dennis R Livesay, Deeptak Verma, Jun-Tao Guo, 2014, Methods in molecular biology.

Ensemble properties of network rigidity reveal allosteric mechanisms.

Dennis R Livesay, Deeptak Verma, Donald J Jacobs, 2012, Methods in molecular biology.

Allosteric response is both conserved and variable across three CheY orthologs.

Dennis R Livesay, Donald J Jacobs, D. Jacobs, 2010, Biophysical journal.

Helix/coil nucleation: a local response to global demands.

Dennis R Livesay, Donald J Jacobs, D. Jacobs, 2009, Biophysical journal.

The evolutionary origins and catalytic importance of conserved electrostatic networks within TIM‐barrel proteins

Dennis R Livesay, David La, David La, 2005, Protein science : a publication of the Protein Society.

Protein dynamics: dancing on an ever-changing free energy stage.

Dennis R Livesay, D. Livesay, 2010, Current opinion in pharmacology.

Elucidating quantitative stability/flexibility relationships within thioredoxin and its fragments using a distance constraint model.

Dennis R Livesay, M. L. Tasayco, Donald J Jacobs, 2006, Journal of molecular biology.

Thermodynamic stability and flexibility characteristics of antibody fragment complexes.

Dennis R Livesay, Deeptak Verma, Donald J Jacobs, 2013, Protein and peptide letters.

Conservation of electrostatic properties within enzyme families and superfamilies.

Per Jambeck, Dennis R Livesay, Shankar Subramaniam, 2003, Biochemistry.

On the role of structural class of a protein with two‐state folding kinetics in determining correlations between its size, topology, and folding rate

Dennis R Livesay, Donald J Jacobs, D. Jacobs, 2007, Protein science : a publication of the Protein Society.

Using motif-based methods in multiple genome analyses: a case study comparing orthologous mesophilic and thermophilic proteins.

Dennis R Livesay, David La, R. Edgar, 2003, Biochemistry.

A case study comparing quantitative stability-flexibility relationships across five metallo-β-lactamases highlighting differences within NDM-1.

Dennis R Livesay, Deeptak Verma, Donald J Jacobs, 2014, Methods in molecular biology.

New insight into long‐range nonadditivity within protein double‐mutant cycles

Dennis R Livesay, M Michael Gromiha, Donald J Jacobs, 2008, Proteins.

A critical evaluation of correlated mutation algorithms and coevolution within allosteric mechanisms.

Dennis R Livesay, A. Fodor, D. Livesay, 2012, Methods in molecular biology.

Conserved quantitative stability/flexibility relationships (QSFR) in an orthologous RNase H pair

Dennis R Livesay, Donald J Jacobs, D. Jacobs, 2005, Proteins.

Optimized electrostatic surfaces parallel increased thermostability: a structural bioinformatic analysis.

Dennis R Livesay, D. Livesay, E. Alsop, 2003, Protein engineering.

Conserved sequence and structure association motifs in antibody-protein and antibody-hapten complexes.

Dennis R Livesay, Shankar Subramaniam, D. Livesay, 2004, Protein engineering, design & selection : PEDS.

Unifying mechanical and thermodynamic descriptions across the thioredoxin protein family

Dennis R Livesay, Minli Xu, Donald J Jacobs, 2009, Proteins.

Predicting the melting point of human C-type lysozyme mutants.

Dennis R Livesay, Deeptak Verma, Donald J Jacobs, 2010, Current protein & peptide science.