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Frederick Dahlquist

Professor

University of California, Santa Barbara

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Biomolecular Science and Engineering

Chemistry and Biochemistry

Developmental Biology

Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology

College of Creative Studies

Chemistry / Biochemistry

Frederick Dahlquist is currently serving as a Biomolecular Science And Engineering Professor at University of California, Santa Barbara.

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Frederick Dahlquist

University of California, Santa Barbara

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molecular biology biochemistry structural biology protein science biophysics enzymes protein structure microbiology nuclear magnetic resonance structural molecular biology bacteriology biomolecular structure protein chemistry membrane biology escherichia coli biological chemistry molecular microbiology protein engineering protein folding protein nmr bacterial chemotaxis gene expression microbial physiology nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy molecular science molecular structure biochemical sciences solution structure magnetic resonance biomolecular interactions structure determination microbial genetics experimental biophysics secondary structure clinical microbiology enzyme catalysis methyl-accepting chemotaxis proteins applied microbiology structural chemistry bacteriophages nmr spectroscopy cavity mutant methylesterase activity mammalian biology enzyme inhibition enzymatic modification biochemical interaction transcription regulation biomolecular analysis structure-function enzyme kinetics bacterial flagellar motor larger proteins dynamic studies histidine autokinase chea active site molecular physiology peptides redox biology protein function biocatalysis plant biochemistry biotic interactions structural bioinformatics yeast bioelectrochemistry gene regulation protein phosphorylation molecular regulation c-terminal half structural basis multiple methylation sites cellular enzymology protein biosynthesis protein synthesis viral structural protein fragmentation effect

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Author Correction: Proteolytic Processing Induces a Conformational Switch Required for Antibacterial Toxin Delivery. Nature Communications (2022)

Nicholas L. BartelliVictor J. PassanisiKarolina MichalskaKiho SongDinh Q. NhanHongjun ZhouBonnie J. CuthbertLucy M. StolsWilliam H. EschenfeldtNicholas G. WilsonJesse S. BasraRicardo CortesZainab NoorsherYoussef GabraielIsaac Poonen-HonigElizabeth C. SeacordCelia W. GouldingDavid A. LowAndrzej JoachimiakFrederick W. DahlquistChristopher S. Hayes

pharmacologybiomedical engineeringconformational switchantibacterial toxin deliveryproteolytic processingtranslational medicineauthor correction

Rational Design to Control the Trade-Off Between Receptor Affinity and Cooperativity. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2020)

Gabriel OrtegaDavide MariottiniAlessandra TroinaFrederick W. DahlquistFrancesco RicciKevin W. Plaxco

immunologypharmacologyrational designreceptor affinitybehavioral sciences

Index. Cornell University Press eBooks (2019)

John Parker

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The Cytoplasm-Entry Domain of Antibacterial Cdia is a Dynamic α-Helical Bundle With Disulfide-Dependent Structural Features. Journal of Molecular Biology (2019)

Nicholas L. BartelliSheng SunGrant C. GucinskiHongjun ZhouKiho SongChristopher S. HayesFrederick W. Dahlquist

immunologybiophysicsmolecular biophysicsdynamic a-helical bundlecytoplasm-entry domainmolecular and cellular biologybiomolecular structureantibacterial cdiamolecular biologystructural molecular biologydisulfide-dependent structural featuresstructural biologymembrane biology

Expanding the Scope of Protein-Detecting Electrochemical Dna “Scaffold” Sensors. ACS Sensors (2018)

Di KangClaudio ParoloSheng SunNathan E. OgdenFrederick W. DahlquistKevin W. Plaxco

sensor technologybiosensorssensor arraysproteomicsdna nanotechnologyprotein-detecting electrochemical dnasensor designbiomolecular engineeringsensorsbioelectrochemistryinstrumentationelectrochemistry

Regulatory Role of an Interdomain Linker in the Bacterial Chemotaxis Histidine Kinase Chea. Journal of Bacteriology (2018)

Xueye DingQiang HeFenglin ShenFrederick W. DahlquistXiqing Wang

bacteriologyinterdomain linkermicrobiology

The Bacterial Flagellar Motor Continues to Amaze. Biophysical Journal (2018)

Frederick W. Dahlquist

biophysicsbiophysical reviewbacterial flagellar motorbacteriabiophysical modeling

A Ferrocene-Based Conjugated Oligoelectrolyte Catalyzes Bacterial Electrode Respiration. Chem (2017)

Nathan D. KirchhoferZachary D. RengertFrederick W. DahlquistThuc-Quyen NguyenGuillermo C. Bazan

biological engineeringapplied microbiologybiotechnologyferrocene-based conjugated oligoelectrolytebacterial electrode respirationchemistrymicrobiology

Co-Folding of a Flif-Flig Split Domain Forms the Basis of the Ms: C Ring Interface Within the Bacterial Flagellar Motor. Structure (2017)

Michael J. LynchRobert LevensonEun A KimRia SircarDavid F. BlairFrederick W. DahlquistBrian R. Crane

molecular motorsbiophysicsbiological macromoleculesbacteriologymolecular microbiologystructural biologyc ring interfacebacterial flagellar motorbiomolecular structuremolecular biologystructural molecular biologybacteriamicrobiology

New Architecture for Reagentless, Protein-Based Electrochemical Biosensors. Journal of the American Chemical Society (2017)

Di KangSheng SunMartin KurnikDemosthenes MoralesFrederick W. DahlquistKevin W. Plaxco

biomolecular engineeringbiosensorsbiological engineering

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Frederick Dahlquist

Professor

University of California, Santa Barbara

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Biomolecular Science and Engineering

Chemistry and Biochemistry

Developmental Biology

Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology

College of Creative Studies

Chemistry / Biochemistry

Frederick Dahlquist is currently serving as a Biomolecular Science And Engineering Professor at University of California, Santa Barbara.

Honors

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Frederick Dahlquist

University of California, Santa Barbara

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Author Correction: Proteolytic Processing Induces a Conformational Switch Required for Antibacterial Toxin Delivery. Nature Communications (2022)

pharmacologybiomedical engineeringconformational switchantibacterial toxin deliveryproteolytic processingtranslational medicineauthor correction

Rational Design to Control the Trade-Off Between Receptor Affinity and Cooperativity. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2020)

Gabriel OrtegaDavide MariottiniAlessandra TroinaFrederick W. DahlquistFrancesco RicciKevin W. Plaxco

immunologypharmacologyrational designreceptor affinitybehavioral sciences

Index. Cornell University Press eBooks (2019)

John Parker

get access linkindex system

The Cytoplasm-Entry Domain of Antibacterial Cdia is a Dynamic α-Helical Bundle With Disulfide-Dependent Structural Features. Journal of Molecular Biology (2019)

Nicholas L. BartelliSheng SunGrant C. GucinskiHongjun ZhouKiho SongChristopher S. HayesFrederick W. Dahlquist

Expanding the Scope of Protein-Detecting Electrochemical Dna “Scaffold” Sensors. ACS Sensors (2018)

Di KangClaudio ParoloSheng SunNathan E. OgdenFrederick W. DahlquistKevin W. Plaxco

sensor technologybiosensorssensor arraysproteomicsdna nanotechnologyprotein-detecting electrochemical dnasensor designbiomolecular engineeringsensorsbioelectrochemistryinstrumentationelectrochemistry

Regulatory Role of an Interdomain Linker in the Bacterial Chemotaxis Histidine Kinase Chea. Journal of Bacteriology (2018)

Xueye DingQiang HeFenglin ShenFrederick W. DahlquistXiqing Wang

bacteriologyinterdomain linkermicrobiology

The Bacterial Flagellar Motor Continues to Amaze. Biophysical Journal (2018)

Frederick W. Dahlquist

biophysicsbiophysical reviewbacterial flagellar motorbacteriabiophysical modeling

A Ferrocene-Based Conjugated Oligoelectrolyte Catalyzes Bacterial Electrode Respiration. Chem (2017)

Nathan D. KirchhoferZachary D. RengertFrederick W. DahlquistThuc-Quyen NguyenGuillermo C. Bazan

biological engineeringapplied microbiologybiotechnologyferrocene-based conjugated oligoelectrolytebacterial electrode respirationchemistrymicrobiology

Co-Folding of a Flif-Flig Split Domain Forms the Basis of the Ms: C Ring Interface Within the Bacterial Flagellar Motor. Structure (2017)

Michael J. LynchRobert LevensonEun A KimRia SircarDavid F. BlairFrederick W. DahlquistBrian R. Crane

New Architecture for Reagentless, Protein-Based Electrochemical Biosensors. Journal of the American Chemical Society (2017)

Di KangSheng SunMartin KurnikDemosthenes MoralesFrederick W. DahlquistKevin W. Plaxco

biomolecular engineeringbiosensorsbiological engineering

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