Essential Role of an Unusually Long-lived Tyrosyl Radical in the Response to Red Light of the Animal-like Cryptochrome aCRY

Oldemeyer S, Franz S, Wenzel S, Essen L-O, Mittag M, Kottke T (2016)
Journal of Biological Chemistry 291(27): 14062-14071.

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Oldemeyer, SabineUniBi; Franz, Sophie; Wenzel, Sandra; Essen, Lars-Oliver; Mittag, Maria; Kottke, TilmanUniBi
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2016
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Journal of Biological Chemistry
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291
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Oldemeyer S, Franz S, Wenzel S, Essen L-O, Mittag M, Kottke T. Essential Role of an Unusually Long-lived Tyrosyl Radical in the Response to Red Light of the Animal-like Cryptochrome aCRY. Journal of Biological Chemistry. 2016;291(27):14062-14071.
Oldemeyer, S., Franz, S., Wenzel, S., Essen, L. - O., Mittag, M., & Kottke, T. (2016). Essential Role of an Unusually Long-lived Tyrosyl Radical in the Response to Red Light of the Animal-like Cryptochrome aCRY. Journal of Biological Chemistry, 291(27), 14062-14071. doi:10.1074/jbc.m116.726976
Oldemeyer, Sabine, Franz, Sophie, Wenzel, Sandra, Essen, Lars-Oliver, Mittag, Maria, and Kottke, Tilman. 2016. “Essential Role of an Unusually Long-lived Tyrosyl Radical in the Response to Red Light of the Animal-like Cryptochrome aCRY”. Journal of Biological Chemistry 291 (27): 14062-14071.
Oldemeyer, S., Franz, S., Wenzel, S., Essen, L. - O., Mittag, M., and Kottke, T. (2016). Essential Role of an Unusually Long-lived Tyrosyl Radical in the Response to Red Light of the Animal-like Cryptochrome aCRY. Journal of Biological Chemistry 291, 14062-14071.
Oldemeyer, S., et al., 2016. Essential Role of an Unusually Long-lived Tyrosyl Radical in the Response to Red Light of the Animal-like Cryptochrome aCRY. Journal of Biological Chemistry, 291(27), p 14062-14071.
S. Oldemeyer, et al., “Essential Role of an Unusually Long-lived Tyrosyl Radical in the Response to Red Light of the Animal-like Cryptochrome aCRY”, Journal of Biological Chemistry, vol. 291, 2016, pp. 14062-14071.
Oldemeyer, S., Franz, S., Wenzel, S., Essen, L.-O., Mittag, M., Kottke, T.: Essential Role of an Unusually Long-lived Tyrosyl Radical in the Response to Red Light of the Animal-like Cryptochrome aCRY. Journal of Biological Chemistry. 291, 14062-14071 (2016).
Oldemeyer, Sabine, Franz, Sophie, Wenzel, Sandra, Essen, Lars-Oliver, Mittag, Maria, and Kottke, Tilman. “Essential Role of an Unusually Long-lived Tyrosyl Radical in the Response to Red Light of the Animal-like Cryptochrome aCRY”. Journal of Biological Chemistry 291.27 (2016): 14062-14071.

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