D. S. Gkotsi

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A Marine Viral Halogenase that Iodinates Diverse Substrates

J. Naismith, Richard J. Taylor, D. S. Gkotsi, 2019, Nature Chemistry.

Promiscuous indolyl vinyl isonitrile synthases in the biogenesis and diversification of hapalindole-type alkaloids† †Electronic supplementary information (ESI) available: In vitro, in vivo assay conditions, 1H and 13C NMR spectra of 1d/1f, HRMS and UV spectra of 1a–1j. See DOI: 10.1039/c5sc02919h

M. L. Hillwig, Xinyu Liu, D. S. Gkotsi, 2015, Chemical science.

Halogenases: structures and functions.

D. S. Gkotsi, H. Ludewig, Rebecca J. M. Goss, 2020, Current opinion in structural biology.

Halogenases: a palette of emerging opportunities for synthetic biology–synthetic chemistry and C–H functionalisation

H. Connaris, D. S. Gkotsi, Sunil V Sharma, 2021, Chemical Society reviews.

The first one-pot synthesis of L-7-iodotryptophan from 7-iodoindole and serine, and an improved synthesis of other L-7-halotryptophans.

B. Maes, D. S. Gkotsi, R. Goss, 2014, Organic letters.

Nicotiana benthamiana as a Transient Expression Host to Produce Auxin Analogs

L. Caputi, S. O’Connor, D. S. Gkotsi, 2020, Frontiers in Plant Science.

The First One-Pot Synthesis of L-7-Iodotryptophan (IIIe) from 7-Iodoindole and Serine, and an Improved Synthesis of Other L-7-Halotryptophans.

B. Maes, D. S. Gkotsi, R. Goss, 2014 .

Halogenases: powerful tools for biocatalysis (mechanisms applications and scope).

Danai S Gkotsi, Jag Dhaliwal, Matthew Mw McLachlan, 2018, Current opinion in chemical biology.

PTCHD1 Binds Cholesterol but Not Sonic Hedgehog, Suggesting a Distinct Cellular Function

A. Goldman, D. S. Gkotsi, Hideo Iwaï, 2023, International journal of molecular sciences.

Partial Truncation of the C-Terminal Domain of PTCH1 in Cancer Enhances Autophagy and Metabolic Adaptability

G. Canettieri, D. S. Gkotsi, Rosa Bordone, 2023, Cancers.

Signaling Switching from Hedgehog-GLI to MAPK Signaling Potentially Serves as a Compensatory Mechanism in Melanoma Cell Lines Resistant to GANT-61

N. Bartonicek, P. Ozretić, D. S. Gkotsi, 2023, Biomedicines.

The Hedgehog receptors PTCH1 and PTCH2 exist as active homomeric and heteromeric complexes

D. S. Gkotsi, Colin A Johnson, Colin A. Johnson, 2023, bioRxiv.