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Andrea June Kriz, Ph.D.

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Name Number of Publications Most Recent Publication Publications by All Authors Concept Score Why?
X Chromosome520258191.710 Why?
X Chromosome Inactivation520212290.970 Why?
Chromosomal Proteins, Non-Histone220257230.670 Why?
Gene Silencing3202115040.590 Why?
Embryonic Stem Cells5202112430.590 Why?
Cell Cycle Proteins3202534390.510 Why?
Nucleic Acid Conformation220218990.260 Why?
Ribonucleoprotein, U1 Small Nuclear22018360.260 Why?
Polyadenylation220181140.240 Why?
G2 Phase120191340.150 Why?
Phosphoserine120192040.150 Why?
Endoribonucleases120202300.150 Why?
Chromosomes120215780.150 Why?
Spliceosomes120181160.140 Why?
Chromosome Mapping1202546190.130 Why?
Genome2201517520.130 Why?
Mammals1202111330.130 Why?
Structure-Activity Relationship1202130530.120 Why?
Genes1201818240.120 Why?
Cell Line42021155630.120 Why?
Gene Deletion2201926690.120 Why?
Mice112025818890.110 Why?
Nucleosomes120184920.110 Why?
Mitosis1201911760.110 Why?
RNA Polymerase II120185490.110 Why?
RNA2202027150.110 Why?
Deoxyribonuclease I120142280.110 Why?
Protein Conformation1202139470.110 Why?
Computational Biology1202535640.100 Why?
Protein Processing, Post-Translational1201919640.090 Why?
Trans-Activators1202028550.090 Why?
DNA-Binding Proteins2202196110.090 Why?
Software1202544660.090 Why?
Animals1220251689300.090 Why?
Genetic Engineering120159360.080 Why?
Fibroblasts1201941660.080 Why?
Staphylococcus aureus1201514290.070 Why?
Proto-Oncogene Proteins1201945220.070 Why?
Protein Binding4202193200.070 Why?
Promoter Regions, Genetic2201857890.070 Why?
Proteins1202160020.060 Why?
Models, Genetic1201434500.060 Why?
Base Sequence32019124150.050 Why?
Up-Regulation2202041420.040 Why?
Gene Expression Regulation12018119200.040 Why?
Binding Sites2202160120.040 Why?
Heterogeneous-Nuclear Ribonucleoprotein K12019150.040 Why?
Interphase120192260.040 Why?
Casein Kinase II120191210.040 Why?
Gene Expression Regulation, Developmental2202036090.040 Why?
Ploidies120192870.040 Why?
Alleles2202068950.040 Why?
Cell Line, Transformed120198610.040 Why?
Repetitive Sequences, Nucleic Acid120197810.030 Why?
Ribonucleoproteins120193580.030 Why?
Conserved Sequence1201911590.030 Why?
Cells, Cultured32018189840.030 Why?
Proprotein Convertases12015950.030 Why?
RNA, Antisense120131360.030 Why?
Gene Targeting120158400.020 Why?
Substrate Specificity1201517500.020 Why?
DNA Mutational Analysis1201941140.020 Why?
Serine Endopeptidases1201510270.020 Why?
Mice, Inbred C57BL22020223520.020 Why?
Female420213965200.020 Why?
HEK293 Cells1201842760.020 Why?
Tumor Suppressor Protein p531201929480.020 Why?
Phosphorylation1201983070.020 Why?
Amino Acid Sequence12019134110.020 Why?
Chromatin1201929770.020 Why?
Transcription, Genetic1202076090.020 Why?
Cholesterol1201529030.020 Why?
RNA, Messenger12020127910.020 Why?
DNA1201972080.020 Why?
Evolution, Molecular1201318920.010 Why?
Cell Proliferation12019104450.010 Why?
Membrane Proteins1201978680.010 Why?
Molecular Sequence Data12014176080.010 Why?
Liver1201575710.010 Why?
Transcription Factors12018121500.010 Why?
Time Factors12018401490.010 Why?
Signal Transduction12019236190.010 Why?
Male320193641420.010 Why?
Mutation12019302130.010 Why?
Humans220197667660.000 Why?
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