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Radhika Subramanian, Ph.D.

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Name Number of Publications Most Recent Publication Publications by All Authors Concept Score Why?
Microtubules19202410625.140 Why?
Tubulin720246921.710 Why?
Cytoskeleton6202411781.600 Why?
Microtubule-Associated Proteins6202410661.330 Why?
Cell Cycle Proteins5202434301.060 Why?
Cilia420244990.900 Why?
Guanosine Triphosphate120193130.600 Why?
Calcium-Binding Proteins1202210770.550 Why?
Microscopy120229010.540 Why?
Actins1202420560.520 Why?
Mechanotransduction, Cellular120195400.440 Why?
Microscopy, Atomic Force320242500.440 Why?
Hedgehog Proteins320247740.390 Why?
Adenylyl Imidodiphosphate12007180.290 Why?
Meiosis120093260.280 Why?
Axoneme22024260.270 Why?
Adenosine Monophosphate120072310.260 Why?
G-Protein-Coupled Receptor Kinase 21202490.240 Why?
Kluyveromyces12024130.230 Why?
Anaphase120241120.230 Why?
Kinetochores120241690.210 Why?
Adsorption120232000.210 Why?
Transcription Factors12022121310.200 Why?
Actin Depolymerizing Factors12022420.190 Why?
Cyclic AMP-Dependent Protein Kinases120244840.190 Why?
Nucleotidyltransferases120242420.190 Why?
Cyclin-Dependent Kinase 6120243520.190 Why?
Signal Transduction42024236010.190 Why?
Molecular Mimicry120222100.180 Why?
Biological Phenomena12021270.180 Why?
Protein Multimerization220199590.180 Why?
Fungi120243480.180 Why?
Interphase120212260.180 Why?
Nucleosomes120244940.170 Why?
Movement2202214620.170 Why?
Protein Binding4202292960.170 Why?
Molecular Dynamics Simulation120214310.150 Why?
Protein Processing, Post-Translational2202419570.140 Why?
Particle Size1202116310.140 Why?
Protein Conformation2201939460.130 Why?
Motion120187810.120 Why?
Longevity1202210870.110 Why?
Polymers1202116210.110 Why?
Zebrafish1202430360.100 Why?
Molecular Motor Proteins120121050.100 Why?
Chromatin1202429800.100 Why?
Cytokinesis120131710.100 Why?
Models, Molecular2201353790.100 Why?
Dimerization120138800.090 Why?
Microscopy, Fluorescence1201826270.090 Why?
Humans1620247659680.090 Why?
Spectrin120101740.080 Why?
Models, Biological3201294430.080 Why?
Sequence Alignment1201321710.080 Why?
Crystallography, X-Ray1201319470.080 Why?
NIH 3T3 Cells220246510.080 Why?
Kinetics2202262740.070 Why?
Animals820241687640.070 Why?
Hydrolysis120076420.070 Why?
Cryoelectron Microscopy120106450.060 Why?
Catalytic Domain120076990.060 Why?
Electron Microscope Tomography12024160.060 Why?
Torque120241320.060 Why?
Dyneins120241260.050 Why?
Phosphorylation2202482780.050 Why?
Protein Structure, Tertiary1201037500.050 Why?
Chromosome Segregation120242290.050 Why?
Microscopy, Electron, Scanning120249390.050 Why?
Amino Acid Sequence12013134000.050 Why?
Adenosine Triphosphate1200719990.050 Why?
HEK293 Cells2202442600.050 Why?
Molecular Sequence Data12013175940.040 Why?
Fungal Proteins120248990.040 Why?
Drosophila1200715010.040 Why?
Binding Sites1200760010.040 Why?
Zebrafish Proteins1202410180.040 Why?
Escherichia coli1200742140.030 Why?
Models, Statistical1200750890.030 Why?
Mice32024818190.020 Why?
Protein Transport1201419390.020 Why?
Time Factors12007400650.020 Why?
Recombinant Proteins1201464930.010 Why?
Fibroblasts1201441590.010 Why?
Cell Line12014155430.010 Why?
Cells, Cultured12014189730.010 Why?
Mutation12014301980.010 Why?
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