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Carey Waldburger

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William Paterson University of New Jersey

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College of Science and Health

Biology

Carey Waldburger is currently serving as a Biology Professor at William Paterson University of New Jersey.

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molecular biology structural molecular biology protein structure structural biology biophysics biochemistry microbiology bacteria molecular microbiology protein science biomolecular structure bacteriology biological chemistry protein folding microbial genetics mutagenesis (molecular biology technique) enzymes molecular cell biology gene expression applied microbiology protein phosphorylation mutational analysis genome biology clinical microbiology transcription (biology) biochemical sciences molecular metabolism nucleic acids protein biosynthesis crystal structures signal detection mutagenesis protein function protein stability phoq sensor domain entire cytoplasmic portion sensor histidine-kinase protein mutational effects mammalian biology heredity microbial cell factory biological macromolecules cell metabolism structure determination protein chemistry protein genetics retina protein refolding virulence factors pathogen characterization sensor interfaces protein expression lipid science lipoprotein metabolism lipid synthesis omega-3 fatty acids pathogen detection protein x-ray crystallography biomolecular interactions protein assembly foldable structure surface reconstruction structure-function enzyme kinetics cellular structure conformational specificity promoter recognition escherichia coli conserved region 2 buried polar interactions transition state properties protein unfolding functional dimer p22 ant promoter phoq sensor-transmitter genetics

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Crystal Structure of a Functional Dimer of the Phoq Sensor Domain. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2008)

Jonah CheungCraig A. BingmanMarsha ReyngoldWayne A. HendricksonCarey D. Waldburger

geneticsbiophysicsstructural biologybiological chemistrycrystal structuresfunctional dimerprotein structuremolecular biologycrystallographyphoq sensor domain

Crystal Structure of an E.Coli Phoq Sensor Domain Mutant. (2008)

J. CheungW.A. HendricksonC.D. Waldburger

geneticsbiomolecular structurestructural biologyprotein structuremolecular biologystructural molecular biologycell biology

Crystal Structure of the E.Coli Phoq Sensor Domain. (2008)

protein x-ray crystallographybiomolecular structurebiophysicsstructural biologycrystal structuresprotein structuremolecular structuremolecular biologystructural molecular biologycrystallographyprotein science

Determination of the Physiological Dimer Interface of the Phoq Sensor Domain. Journal of Molecular Biology (2008)

Shalom D. GoldbergCinque S. SotoCarey D. WaldburgerWilliam F. DeGrado

biophysicsphysiological dimer interfacemolecular biologyphoq sensor domainmolecular and cellular biologysensor interfacesphysiology

Structure of the Entire Cytoplasmic Portion of a Sensor Histidine‐Kinase Protein. The EMBO Journal (2005)

Alberto MarinaCarey D WaldburgerWayne A Hendrickson

entire cytoplasmic portionbiophysicsstructural biologyprotein structurestructure determinationsensor histidine-kinase proteinprotein science

Structure of the Entire Cytoplasmic Portion of a Sensor Histidine-Kinase Protein, 2005. (2005)

molecular cell biologyentire cytoplasmic portionbiomolecular structuresignal transductionstructural biologyprotein structurecellular structuresensor histidine-kinase proteinmolecular biologystructural molecular biologyprotein functioncytoskeletonprotein phosphorylationcell biologymolecular and cellular biologyprotein sciencecellular biochemistrycell and molecular biology

His-Asp Signal Transduction via a Monomeric Histidine Phosphotransfer Protein. Structure (2003)

protein biosynthesishis-asp signal transductionsignal transductionprotein expressionbiological chemistrybiochemistrymolecular biologyprotein phosphorylation

Repression of Escherichia Coli Phop-Phoq Signaling by Acetate Reveals a Regulatory Role for Intracellular Acetyl Coenzyme A. J. Bacteriol. (2003)

molecular cell biologybacteriologymicrobiologygene expressionmolecular microbiologymolecular metabolismbiochemistryintracellular acetyl coenzymemolecular biologybacteriaacetate revealsmolecular and cellular biologyenzymesphop-phoq signaling

Repression of Escherichia Coli Phop-Phoq Signaling by Acetate Reveals a Regulatory Role for Acetyl Coenzyme A. Journal of Bacteriology (2003)

bacteriologybiochemical sciencesmicrobial geneticsregulatory rolemicrobiologymolecular microbiologybacteriamolecular cell biologyprotein biosynthesisgene expressionmicrobial pathogenesisbiological chemistrystructural molecular biologymicrobial cell factoryenzymesbiosynthesisacetyl coenzyme amolecular metabolismmolecular biologysystems biologyacetate reveals

Mutational Analysis of the E. Coli Phoq Histidine Kinase Reveals Differences With S. Typhimurium Phoq and in the Processing of Different Divalent Cation Signals. J. Bacteriol. (2002)

microbiologybiomolecular structurestructural biologyprotein structuremolecular microbiologymolecular biologybacteriastructural molecular biologyprotein phosphorylations. typhimurium phoqenzymesmutational analysis

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Carey Waldburger

Professor

William Paterson University of New Jersey

Affiliations

College of Science and Health

Biology

Carey Waldburger is currently serving as a Biology Professor at William Paterson University of New Jersey.

Honors

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Experiences

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Carey Waldburger

William Paterson University of New Jersey

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Crystal Structure of a Functional Dimer of the Phoq Sensor Domain. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2008)

Jonah CheungCraig A. BingmanMarsha ReyngoldWayne A. HendricksonCarey D. Waldburger

geneticsbiophysicsstructural biologybiological chemistrycrystal structuresfunctional dimerprotein structuremolecular biologycrystallographyphoq sensor domain

Crystal Structure of an E.Coli Phoq Sensor Domain Mutant. (2008)

J. CheungW.A. HendricksonC.D. Waldburger

geneticsbiomolecular structurestructural biologyprotein structuremolecular biologystructural molecular biologycell biology

Crystal Structure of the E.Coli Phoq Sensor Domain. (2008)

Determination of the Physiological Dimer Interface of the Phoq Sensor Domain. Journal of Molecular Biology (2008)

Shalom D. GoldbergCinque S. SotoCarey D. WaldburgerWilliam F. DeGrado

biophysicsphysiological dimer interfacemolecular biologyphoq sensor domainmolecular and cellular biologysensor interfacesphysiology

Structure of the Entire Cytoplasmic Portion of a Sensor Histidine‐Kinase Protein. The EMBO Journal (2005)

Alberto MarinaCarey D WaldburgerWayne A Hendrickson

entire cytoplasmic portionbiophysicsstructural biologyprotein structurestructure determinationsensor histidine-kinase proteinprotein science

Structure of the Entire Cytoplasmic Portion of a Sensor Histidine-Kinase Protein, 2005. (2005)

His-Asp Signal Transduction via a Monomeric Histidine Phosphotransfer Protein. Structure (2003)

protein biosynthesishis-asp signal transductionsignal transductionprotein expressionbiological chemistrybiochemistrymolecular biologyprotein phosphorylation

Repression of Escherichia Coli Phop-Phoq Signaling by Acetate Reveals a Regulatory Role for Intracellular Acetyl Coenzyme A. J. Bacteriol. (2003)

Repression of Escherichia Coli Phop-Phoq Signaling by Acetate Reveals a Regulatory Role for Acetyl Coenzyme A. Journal of Bacteriology (2003)

Mutational Analysis of the E. Coli Phoq Histidine Kinase Reveals Differences With S. Typhimurium Phoq and in the Processing of Different Divalent Cation Signals. J. Bacteriol. (2002)

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