Deborah E. Lycan

Professor Emeritus

Lewis & Clark College

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Department Of Biology

Division Of Arts And Humanities

Lewis & Clark College

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Deborah E. Lycan is currently serving as a Biology Professor Emeritus at Lewis & Clark College.

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Deborah E. Lycan

Lewis & Clark College

Professor Emeritus

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genetics molecular biology gene expression yeast biochemistry cell biology molecular and cellular biology cell division cell and molecular biology molecular genetics molecular cell biology fungal genetics cell cycle structural biology transcription factors transcription (biology) cell research rna biology gene regulation transcription regulation molecular regulation cell proliferation ribosomal small subunit ribosome biogenesis cell cycle-regulated promoters differential effects small ribosomal subunit dominant mutations cytoplasmic maturation repeat-encoding gene normal rate ankyrin repeats

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Genetic Analysis of the Ribosome Biogenesis Factor Ltv1 of Saccharomyces Cerevisiae. Genetics (2014)

Jason R MerwinLucien B BogarSarah B PoggiRebecca M FitchArlen W JohnsonDeborah E Lycan

genomicsyeastgenetics

Dominant Mutations in the Late 40S Biogenesis Factor Ltv1 Affect Cytoplasmic Maturation of the Small Ribosomal Subunit in Saccharomyces Cerevisiae. Genetics (2010)

Claire A FassioBrett J SchofieldRobert M SeiserArlen W JohnsonDeborah E Lycan

geneticscytoplasmic maturationmolecular geneticsdominant mutationsgene expressionsmall ribosomal subunit

Ltv1 is Required for Efficient Nuclear Export of the Ribosomal Small Subunit in Saccharomyces Cerevisiae. Genetics (2006)

Robert M SeiserAlexandra E SundbergBethany J WollamPamela Zobel-ThroppKatherine BaldwinMaxwell D SpectorDeborah E Lycan

molecular biologyribosomal small subunitgeneticsstructural biology

Genetic and Biochemical Interactions Among Yar1, Ltv1 and Rps3 Define Novel Links Between Environmental Stress and Ribosome Biogenesis in Saccharomyces Cerevisiae. Genetics (2004)

Jesse W LoarRobert M SeiserAlexandra E SundbergHolly J SagersonNasreen IliasPamela Zobel-ThroppElizabeth A CraigDeborah E Lycan

developmental biologygeneticsbiochemistryrna biologyribosome biogenesisgene expression

Mutation and Modeling Analysis of the Saccharomyces Cerevisiae Swi6 Ankyrin Repeats. Biochemistry (1998)

Sandra P. EwaskowJulia M. SidorovaJörg HendleJ. Craig EmeryDeborah E. LycanKam Y. J. ZhangLinda L. Breeden

geneticsyeastankyrin repeatsbiochemistrymolecular biologyreplication

A New Saccharomyces Cerevisiae Ankyrin Repeat-Encoding Gene Required for a Normal Rate of Cell Proliferation. Gene (1996)

normal rategene expressionmolecular and cellular biologymolecular geneticscell divisionfungal geneticsyeastcell biologymolecular cell biologycell cyclecell researchcell and molecular biologycell proliferationrepeat-encoding genemolecular biology

Differential Effects of Cdc68 on Cell Cycle-Regulated Promoters in Saccharomyces Cerevisiae. Molecular and Cellular Biology (1994)

differential effectscell cycle-regulated promotersgene expressionmolecular and cellular biologycell divisionfungal geneticsyeastcell biologytranscription (biology)molecular cell biologygene regulationtranscription factorscell cyclemolecular regulationcell and molecular biologytranscription regulationmolecular biology