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John E. Wampler

Emeritus Professor

University of Georgia

Affiliations

Franklin College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

John E. Wampler is currently serving as a Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Emeritus Professor at University of Georgia.

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University of Georgia

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biochemistry bioluminescence biophysics molecular biology cell biology spectroscopy instrumentation protein science structural biology marine biology analytical chemistry protein structure plant science comparative physiology protein modeling diplocardia longa earthworm bioluminescence membrane biology entomology luminescence redox biology biomolecular structure plant physiology photobiology analytical instrumentation sea pansy molecular dynamics simulations structural molecular biology fish biology clinical chemistry laboratory medicine transition metal chemistry scientific computing protein chemistry plant biology instrumentation engineering instrument science renilla reniformis bioluminescent earthworm sulfate-reducing bacteria hydrogen peroxide thermal denaturation pontodrilus bermudensis cellular physiology plant biotechnology free radical biology chemical sciences plant genetics root morphology plant molecular biology bacteriology chemical oceanography phycology piezoelectricity spectral analysis cellular biology macromolecular science macromolecular chemistry yeast macromolecular systems bioinstrumentation absorption spectroscopy energy minimization fungal biology real-time systems real-time control real-time monitoring real-time computing real-time automation bioelectrochemistry protein interactions product excited states bioluminescent oxidation absolute luminescence spectra on-line spectrofluorimeter system rapid collection

Notable Scholarly Works

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A Differential Scanning Calorimetric Study of the Effects of Metal Ions, Substrate/Product, Substrate Analogues and Chaotropic Anions on the Thermal Denaturation of Yeast Enolase 1. International Journal of Biological Macromolecules (2001)

John M. BrewerJohn E. Wampler

biochemistrymacromolecular scienceprotein sciencemembrane biologybiomolecular structureprotein engineeringmacromolecular systemsmacromolecular chemistrymolecular biophysicsmetal ionschaotropic anionsstructural biologystructural molecular biologyenzymesprotein chemistrybiophysicsthermal denaturationsubstrate analoguesmolecular biologymolecular sciencebiological macromoleculesyeast

BIGGER: A New (Soft) Docking Algorithm for Predicting Protein Interactions. Proteins Structure Function and Bioinformatics (2000)

P. Nuno PalmaLudwig KrippahlJohn E. WamplerJos� J.G. Moura

computational biologyprotein interactions

A New Automated Method for Modeling Non-Covalent Macro-Molecular Interactions. Springer eBooks (1999)

P. N. PalmaL. KrippahlJ. E. WamplerJ. J. G. Moura

structural biologycomputational chemistrynon-covalent macro-molecular interactionsbiophysics

A Model for the Unusual Kinetics of Thermal Denaturation of Rubredoxin. Journal of Protein Chemistry (1997)

John E. WamplerElizabeth B. Neuhaus

biophysicsstructural biologythermal denaturationbiochemistryprotein chemistryprotein modelingunusual kineticsprotein sciencephysiology

Distribution Analysis of the Variation of B-Factors of X-Ray Crystal Structures: Temperature and Structural Variations in Lysozyme,. Journal of Chemical Information and Computer Sciences (1997)

John E. Wampler

chemical structurespectroscopybiochemistryprotein scienceoptical propertiescomparative analysisx-ray crystal structureschemistrybiomolecular structuremorphological evidencedistribution analysismolecular structurebiomolecular engineeringresidual stressstructural variationsstructural compositiontransition metal chemistrychemical thermodynamicsprotein structurequantum chemistrythin films

Modeling Macromolecular Interactions Study of the Complex Aldehyde Oxido-Reductase and Flavodoxin. Journal of Inorganic Biochemistry (1997)

P.Nuno PalmaLudwig KrippahlM.J. RomãoI. MouraJohn E. WamplerJoséJ.G. Moura

complex aldehyde oxido-reductasemolecular modellingbiochemistryprotein modelingmacromolecular interactions studyenzymes

Electrostatic Potential Derived Charges for Enzyme Cofactors: Methods, Correlations, and Scaling for Organic Cofactors. Journal of Chemical Information and Computer Sciences (1995)

John E. Wampler

biophysical chemistrybiochemistrybiomolecular structureelectroanalytical chemistrybiomolecular engineeringelectrode-electrolyte interfaceselectrostatic potentialprocess biochemistryphysical organic chemistrybiochemical engineeringtransition metal chemistryorganic electrochemistryenzymeschemical biologyenzyme cofactorsbiophysicsbioelectrochemistrymolecular electrochemistryorganic charge-transfer compoundbiomoleculesorganic cofactors

[40] Computational Chemistry and Molecular Modeling of Electron-Transfer Proteins. Methods in enzymology on CD-ROM/Methods in enzymology (1994)

John E. Wampler

computational chemistryelectron-transfer proteinsbiochemistry

Evidence for a Ternary Complex Formed Between Flavodoxin and Cytochrome C3: 1h-Nmr and Molecular Modeling Studies. Biochemistry (1994)

P. Nuno PalmaIsabel MouraJean LeGallJozef Van BeeumenJohn E. WamplerJose J. G. Moura

ternary complexmolecular modeling studiesnuclear magnetic resonancebiochemistry

Molecular Interactions Between Metalloproteins Involved in Electron Transfer Processes: Tetraheme Cytochrome C 3 and Flavodoxin. Nmr and Molecular Modeling Studies. Springer eBooks (1994)

P. Nuno PalmaJean LegallJohn E. WamplerJosé J. G. Moura

biological inorganic chemistrybiophysicsmolecular interactionsbiochemistrymolecular biologymolecular modeling studiesinorganic chemistry

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John E. Wampler

Emeritus Professor

University of Georgia

Affiliations

Franklin College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

John E. Wampler is currently serving as a Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Emeritus Professor at University of Georgia.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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John E. Wampler

University of Georgia

Emeritus Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

John M. BrewerJohn E. Wampler

BIGGER: A New (Soft) Docking Algorithm for Predicting Protein Interactions. Proteins Structure Function and Bioinformatics (2000)

P. Nuno PalmaLudwig KrippahlJohn E. WamplerJos� J.G. Moura

computational biologyprotein interactions

A New Automated Method for Modeling Non-Covalent Macro-Molecular Interactions. Springer eBooks (1999)

P. N. PalmaL. KrippahlJ. E. WamplerJ. J. G. Moura

structural biologycomputational chemistrynon-covalent macro-molecular interactionsbiophysics

A Model for the Unusual Kinetics of Thermal Denaturation of Rubredoxin. Journal of Protein Chemistry (1997)

John E. WamplerElizabeth B. Neuhaus

biophysicsstructural biologythermal denaturationbiochemistryprotein chemistryprotein modelingunusual kineticsprotein sciencephysiology

Distribution Analysis of the Variation of B-Factors of X-Ray Crystal Structures: Temperature and Structural Variations in Lysozyme,. Journal of Chemical Information and Computer Sciences (1997)

John E. Wampler

Modeling Macromolecular Interactions Study of the Complex Aldehyde Oxido-Reductase and Flavodoxin. Journal of Inorganic Biochemistry (1997)

P.Nuno PalmaLudwig KrippahlM.J. RomãoI. MouraJohn E. WamplerJoséJ.G. Moura

complex aldehyde oxido-reductasemolecular modellingbiochemistryprotein modelingmacromolecular interactions studyenzymes

Electrostatic Potential Derived Charges for Enzyme Cofactors: Methods, Correlations, and Scaling for Organic Cofactors. Journal of Chemical Information and Computer Sciences (1995)

John E. Wampler

[40] Computational Chemistry and Molecular Modeling of Electron-Transfer Proteins. Methods in enzymology on CD-ROM/Methods in enzymology (1994)

John E. Wampler

computational chemistryelectron-transfer proteinsbiochemistry

Evidence for a Ternary Complex Formed Between Flavodoxin and Cytochrome C3: 1h-Nmr and Molecular Modeling Studies. Biochemistry (1994)

P. Nuno PalmaIsabel MouraJean LeGallJozef Van BeeumenJohn E. WamplerJose J. G. Moura

ternary complexmolecular modeling studiesnuclear magnetic resonancebiochemistry

Molecular Interactions Between Metalloproteins Involved in Electron Transfer Processes: Tetraheme Cytochrome C 3 and Flavodoxin. Nmr and Molecular Modeling Studies. Springer eBooks (1994)

P. Nuno PalmaJean LegallJohn E. WamplerJosé J. G. Moura

biological inorganic chemistrybiophysicsmolecular interactionsbiochemistrymolecular biologymolecular modeling studiesinorganic chemistry

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