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Mark Braiman

Professor Emeritus

Syracuse University

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Biotechnology

Chemistry

Mark Braiman is currently serving as a Biotechnology Professor Emeritus at Syracuse University.

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Syracuse University

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neuroscience biophysics biochemistry molecular biology protein science spectroscopy structural biology vibrational spectroscopy infrared spectroscopy molecular biophysics membrane biology biophysical chemistry physical chemistry bacteriology optical engineering protein structure protein chemistry microbial physiology bacteriorhodopsin mutants enzymes biological chemistry photobiology protein modeling experimental biophysics bacteriorhodopsin photocycle vibrational spectra structural molecular biology avian biology structural chemistry light science spectra-structure correlation surface reactivity guided-wave optic absorption spectroscopy infrared optic fourier transform mammalian biology visual science lightwave technology bioproducts molecular science host-guest chemistry microbial genetics retina protein expression protein function vision research planar waveguide sensor infrared sensors kinetic analysis time-resolved infrared spectra halorhodopsin photocycle primary photoproduct light-adapted bacteriorhodopsin vibrational analysis all-trans-retinal chromophore redox biology vascular biology molecular physiology luminescence fragmentation effect protein purification proton transfer membrane structure trace elements medical biophysics in-situ conversion semiconductor nanostructures colloidal nanocrystals graphene quantum dot protein secretion protonation changes resonance raman spectra membrane protein structure resonance raman evidence proton-pumping cycle microbial rhodopsins mechanistic photochemistry photocatalysis bioenergetics solar energy conversion photosynthesis g-protein-coupled receptors time-resolved vibrational spectroscopy photodegradation photochemistry biomolecular engineering

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Ccdc 2157502: Experimental Crystal Structure Determination. The Cambridge Structural Database (2023)

Rao, YuPalumbo, Chad T.Venkatesh, AmritKeener, MeganStevanato, GabrieleChauvin, Anne-SophieMenzildjian, GeorgesKuzin, SergeiYulikov, MaximJeschke, GunnarLesage, AnneMazzanti, MarinellaEmsley, Lyndon

crystal diffraction studycrystal researchchemical structurebiophysicscrystal structuresccdc 2157502structural chemistrystructure determinationcrystal engineeringcrystallographystructure elucidationdeposited datasetchemistry

Latitude Dependence of the Covid-19 Mortality Rate—a Possible Relationship to Vitamin D Deficiency?. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Mark Braiman

latitude dependencecovid-19social science researchmortalitypublic healthsocial sciencesepidemiology

Anhydrous Monoalkylguanidines in Aprotic and Nonpolar Solvents: Models for Deprotonated Arginine Side Chains in Membrane Environments. ACS Omega (2017)

Andrew Toyi BanyikwaStephen E. MillerRichard A. KrebsYuewu XiaoJeffrey M. CarneyMark S. Braiman

anhydrous monoalkylguanidinesmembrane environmentsneurosciencenonpolar solvents

Experimental and Computational Modeling of H-Bonded Arginine–Tyrosine Groupings in Aprotic Environments. ACS Omega (2017)

Andrew Toyi BanyikwaAlan GoosDavid J. KiemleMichael A. C. FoulkesMark S. Braiman

computational chemistrypharmacologyh-bonded arginine-tyrosine groupingscomputational modelingaprotic environments

Computations on the Primary Photoreaction of Br 2 With Co 2: Stepwise vs Concerted Addition of Br Atoms. The Journal of Physical Chemistry A (2015)

Kewei XuTimothy M. KorterMark S. Braiman

computational chemistryprimary photoreactionbr atomsphysical chemistrychemistry

Modeling H-Bonding and Protonation States of Membrane Buried Arg-Tyr Pairs. Biophysical Journal (2014)

Andrew BanyikwaAlan G. GoosMark S. Braiman

membrane biologybiophysical modelingbiophysicsneuroscienceprotonation statesexperimental biophysicsarg-tyr pairsmolecular biophysics

Bromine-Sensitized Solar Photolysis of Co 2. The Journal of Physical Chemistry B (2012)

Mark S. BraimanWilfried Sailer-KronlachnerChristopher J. Varjas

materials sciencerenewable energyenergy chemistryapplied physicsphotochemistryphysical chemistrybromine-sensitized solar photolysischemistry

Infrared and Visible Absolute and Difference Spectra of Bacteriorhodopsin Photocycle Intermediates. Applied Spectroscopy (2011)

Richard W. HendlerCurtis W. MeuseMark S. BraimanPaul D. SmithJohn W. Kakareka

microbiologyspectroscopydifference spectraneurosciencemolecular biologyinfrared opticprotein scienceinfrared spectroscopybacteriorhodopsin photocycle intermediates

Citrate-Binding Site in Proteorhodopsin Involves Two Lysines in the First Cytoplasmic Loop. Biophysical Journal (2010)

Farhana F. SyedJonathan Y. KimKai Y. HaMark S. Braiman

pharmacologybiophysical chemistrybiophysicscitrate-binding sitecell biology

Modeling Amino Acid Side Chains in Proteins: 15 N Nmr Spectra of Guanidino Groups in Nonpolar Environments. The Journal of Physical Chemistry B (2005)

Yaowu XiaoMark Braiman

theoretical biologystructural chemistrybiochemistryphysical chemistryprotein sciencenuclear magnetic resonanceneurosciencemolecular biophysicsguanidino groupsstructural biologybiological chemistrynuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopyspectra-structure correlationmolecular modellingnonpolar environmentsstructural molecular biologyprotein modelingprotein chemistrybiophysicsexperimental biophysics

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Mark Braiman

Professor Emeritus

Syracuse University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Biotechnology

Chemistry

Mark Braiman is currently serving as a Biotechnology Professor Emeritus at Syracuse University.

Honors

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Syracuse University

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Ccdc 2157502: Experimental Crystal Structure Determination. The Cambridge Structural Database (2023)

Rao, YuPalumbo, Chad T.Venkatesh, AmritKeener, MeganStevanato, GabrieleChauvin, Anne-SophieMenzildjian, GeorgesKuzin, SergeiYulikov, MaximJeschke, GunnarLesage, AnneMazzanti, MarinellaEmsley, Lyndon

Latitude Dependence of the Covid-19 Mortality Rate—a Possible Relationship to Vitamin D Deficiency?. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Mark Braiman

latitude dependencecovid-19social science researchmortalitypublic healthsocial sciencesepidemiology

Anhydrous Monoalkylguanidines in Aprotic and Nonpolar Solvents: Models for Deprotonated Arginine Side Chains in Membrane Environments. ACS Omega (2017)

Andrew Toyi BanyikwaStephen E. MillerRichard A. KrebsYuewu XiaoJeffrey M. CarneyMark S. Braiman

anhydrous monoalkylguanidinesmembrane environmentsneurosciencenonpolar solvents

Experimental and Computational Modeling of H-Bonded Arginine–Tyrosine Groupings in Aprotic Environments. ACS Omega (2017)

Andrew Toyi BanyikwaAlan GoosDavid J. KiemleMichael A. C. FoulkesMark S. Braiman

computational chemistrypharmacologyh-bonded arginine-tyrosine groupingscomputational modelingaprotic environments

Computations on the Primary Photoreaction of Br 2 With Co 2: Stepwise vs Concerted Addition of Br Atoms. The Journal of Physical Chemistry A (2015)

Kewei XuTimothy M. KorterMark S. Braiman

computational chemistryprimary photoreactionbr atomsphysical chemistrychemistry

Modeling H-Bonding and Protonation States of Membrane Buried Arg-Tyr Pairs. Biophysical Journal (2014)

Andrew BanyikwaAlan G. GoosMark S. Braiman

membrane biologybiophysical modelingbiophysicsneuroscienceprotonation statesexperimental biophysicsarg-tyr pairsmolecular biophysics

Bromine-Sensitized Solar Photolysis of Co 2. The Journal of Physical Chemistry B (2012)

Mark S. BraimanWilfried Sailer-KronlachnerChristopher J. Varjas

materials sciencerenewable energyenergy chemistryapplied physicsphotochemistryphysical chemistrybromine-sensitized solar photolysischemistry

Infrared and Visible Absolute and Difference Spectra of Bacteriorhodopsin Photocycle Intermediates. Applied Spectroscopy (2011)

Richard W. HendlerCurtis W. MeuseMark S. BraimanPaul D. SmithJohn W. Kakareka

microbiologyspectroscopydifference spectraneurosciencemolecular biologyinfrared opticprotein scienceinfrared spectroscopybacteriorhodopsin photocycle intermediates

Citrate-Binding Site in Proteorhodopsin Involves Two Lysines in the First Cytoplasmic Loop. Biophysical Journal (2010)

Farhana F. SyedJonathan Y. KimKai Y. HaMark S. Braiman

pharmacologybiophysical chemistrybiophysicscitrate-binding sitecell biology

Modeling Amino Acid Side Chains in Proteins: 15 N Nmr Spectra of Guanidino Groups in Nonpolar Environments. The Journal of Physical Chemistry B (2005)

Yaowu XiaoMark Braiman

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