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Ira Ropson

Associate Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Pennsylvania State University

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Penn State College of Medicine

Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

Ira Ropson is currently serving as a Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Associate Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at Pennsylvania State University.

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Ira Ropson

Pennsylvania State University

Associate Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

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structural biology protein folding protein science biochemistry molecular biology biophysics protein structure genetics membrane biology virology nuclear magnetic resonance enzymes molecular virology fluorescence general virology virus research structural molecular biology protein misfolding viral genetics protein chemistry major homology region animal physiology mammalian biology enzyme inhibition fungal genetics biomolecular structure liver physiology bioactive metal protein expression epigenetic changes protein biosynthesis cellular enzymology nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy animal genetics yeast protein genetics viral evolution cancer genetics residual stress protein nmr stopped-flow studies identical structures b-sheet proteins conserved hydrophobic residues lipid-binding proteins fluorescent dyes zinc occupancy active-site alkylation hierarchical folding retroviral capsid assembly fluorescence spectral changes intracellular retinol intracellular fatty-acid-binding proteins diverse biological questions useful models virus structure

Notable Scholarly Works

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Potential Role for Ca-Sp in Nucleating Retroviral Capsid Maturation. Journal of Virology (2014)

Matthew R. EnglandJohn G. PurdyIra J. RopsonPaula M. DalessioRebecca C. Craven

immunologygeneral virologymolecular virologyretroviral capsid maturationvirologymolecular biology

Lethal Mutations in the Major Homology Region and Their Suppressors Act by Modulating the Dimerization of the Rous Sarcoma Virus Capsid Protein C‐Terminal Domain. Proteins Structure Function and Bioinformatics (2012)

Paula M. DalessioRebecca C. CravenParvez M. LokhandwalaIra J. Ropson

immunologyvirus researchcancer geneticsmajor homology regionprotein geneticsgeneticsmolecular virologyviral geneticsvirologyviral evolutionmolecular biologyc-terminal domainprotein sciencelethal mutations

Residual Interactions in Unfolded Bile Acid‐Binding Protein by 19 F Nmr. Protein Science (2010)

H. Kenney BasehoreIra J. Ropson

immunologyliver physiologypharmacologyresidual stressprotein nmrmembrane proteinsresidual interactionsstructural biologynuclear magnetic resonanceprotein sciencemembrane biologyprotein foldingcell biology

Retroviral Capsid Assembly: A Role for the Ca Dimer in Initiation. Journal of Molecular Biology (2009)

John G. PurdyJohn M. FlanaganIra J. RopsonRebecca C. Craven

biophysicsretroviral capsid assemblyvirologymolecular biologybiochemistry

Comparison of the Folding Mechanism of Highly Homologous Proteins in the Lipid‐Binding Protein Family. Proteins Structure Function and Bioinformatics (2008)

Ira J. RopsonJoshua A. BoyerBlake A. SchaefferPaula M. Dalessio

homologous proteinspharmacologyprotein structuremolecular biologybiochemistrystructural biologyprotein sciencetumor biologymembrane biologylipid-binding protein familyprotein folding

Critical Role of Conserved Hydrophobic Residues Within the Major Homology Region in Mature Retroviral Capsid Assembly. Journal of Virology (2008)

John G. PurdyJohn M. FlanaganIra J. RopsonKristen E. Rennoll-BankertRebecca C. Craven

immunologyvirus researchconserved hydrophobic residuesmajor homology regionsystems biologygeneral virologymolecular virologyviral geneticsvirologymolecular biology

A Residual Structure in Unfolded Intestinal Fatty Acid Binding Protein Consists of Amino Acids That Are Neighbors in the Native State. Biochemistry (2006)

Ira J. RopsonJoshua A. BoyerPaula M. Dalessio

residual structurenative statestructural biologyprotein sciencebiochemistryamino acids

Intragenic Suppression of Gal3C Interaction With Gal80 in the Saccharomyces Cerevisiae Gal Gene Switch. Genetics (2005)

Cuong Q DiepGang PengMaria BewleyVepkhia PilauriIra RopsonJames E Hopper

yeastpopulation geneticsgeneticsfungal geneticsintragenic suppressionmolecular geneticsanimal genetics

Swapping Core Residues in Homologous Proteins Swaps Folding Mechanism. Biochemistry (2005)

Paula M. DalessioJoshua A. BoyerJessica L. McGettiganIra J. Ropson

protein foldingbiochemistrycore residues

The Role of Trp‐82 in the Folding of Intestinal Fatty Acid Binding Protein. Proteins Structure Function and Bioinformatics (2005)

Paula M. DalessioSusan E. FromholtIra J. Ropson

biophysicsprotein structurestructural biologyprotein scienceprotein folding

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Ira Ropson

Associate Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Pennsylvania State University

Affiliations

Penn State College of Medicine

Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

Ira Ropson is currently serving as a Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Associate Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at Pennsylvania State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Ira Ropson

Pennsylvania State University

Associate Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Potential Role for Ca-Sp in Nucleating Retroviral Capsid Maturation. Journal of Virology (2014)

Matthew R. EnglandJohn G. PurdyIra J. RopsonPaula M. DalessioRebecca C. Craven

immunologygeneral virologymolecular virologyretroviral capsid maturationvirologymolecular biology

Paula M. DalessioRebecca C. CravenParvez M. LokhandwalaIra J. Ropson

Residual Interactions in Unfolded Bile Acid‐Binding Protein by 19 F Nmr. Protein Science (2010)

H. Kenney BasehoreIra J. Ropson

Retroviral Capsid Assembly: A Role for the Ca Dimer in Initiation. Journal of Molecular Biology (2009)

John G. PurdyJohn M. FlanaganIra J. RopsonRebecca C. Craven

biophysicsretroviral capsid assemblyvirologymolecular biologybiochemistry

Comparison of the Folding Mechanism of Highly Homologous Proteins in the Lipid‐Binding Protein Family. Proteins Structure Function and Bioinformatics (2008)

Ira J. RopsonJoshua A. BoyerBlake A. SchaefferPaula M. Dalessio

homologous proteinspharmacologyprotein structuremolecular biologybiochemistrystructural biologyprotein sciencetumor biologymembrane biologylipid-binding protein familyprotein folding

Critical Role of Conserved Hydrophobic Residues Within the Major Homology Region in Mature Retroviral Capsid Assembly. Journal of Virology (2008)

John G. PurdyJohn M. FlanaganIra J. RopsonKristen E. Rennoll-BankertRebecca C. Craven

immunologyvirus researchconserved hydrophobic residuesmajor homology regionsystems biologygeneral virologymolecular virologyviral geneticsvirologymolecular biology

A Residual Structure in Unfolded Intestinal Fatty Acid Binding Protein Consists of Amino Acids That Are Neighbors in the Native State. Biochemistry (2006)

Ira J. RopsonJoshua A. BoyerPaula M. Dalessio

residual structurenative statestructural biologyprotein sciencebiochemistryamino acids

Intragenic Suppression of Gal3C Interaction With Gal80 in the Saccharomyces Cerevisiae Gal Gene Switch. Genetics (2005)

Cuong Q DiepGang PengMaria BewleyVepkhia PilauriIra RopsonJames E Hopper

yeastpopulation geneticsgeneticsfungal geneticsintragenic suppressionmolecular geneticsanimal genetics

Swapping Core Residues in Homologous Proteins Swaps Folding Mechanism. Biochemistry (2005)

Paula M. DalessioJoshua A. BoyerJessica L. McGettiganIra J. Ropson

protein foldingbiochemistrycore residues

The Role of Trp‐82 in the Folding of Intestinal Fatty Acid Binding Protein. Proteins Structure Function and Bioinformatics (2005)

Paula M. DalessioSusan E. FromholtIra J. Ropson

biophysicsprotein structurestructural biologyprotein scienceprotein folding

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