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Kristopher Hite

Collegiate Assistant Professor

Virginia Tech

Affiliations

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Biochemistry

Kristopher Hite is currently serving as a Biochemistry Collegiate Assistant Professor at Virginia Tech.

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Virginia Tech

Collegiate Assistant Professor

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biochemistry structural biology protein structure protein science genetics biophysics molecular biology methyl cpg bioanalysis structural molecular biology genome biology biological chemistry biochemical sciences general chemistry mammalian biology chromosome biology cytogenetics laboratory methods model building methylated dna unique physical properties coil-to-helix transitions isolated domains intrinsic conformational flexibility summative assessment device undergraduate researcher mushroom tyrosinase hands-on model building dna structure-function relationships graded online discussions inhibition studies mushroom tyrosinase assay enzyme kinetics

Notable Scholarly Works

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Engaging an Undergraduate Researcher to Develop a Mushroom Tyrosinase Assay as a Summative Assessment Device for an Upper‐Level Biochemistry Laboratory Course. The FASEB Journal (2022)

Kristopher C. Hite

biochemical scienceslaboratory methodssummative assessment deviceundergraduate researcherbiochemistrymushroom tyrosinasebioanalysis

Mushroom Tyrosinase Assay is Used to Teach Enzyme Kinetics and Inhibition Studies in an Undergraduate Biochemistry Course. The FASEB Journal (2022)

Kylee UnnoppetKristopher Hite

inhibition studiesbiochemistrymushroom tyrosinase assaymammalian biologyenzyme kinetics

Integrating Hands‐on Model Building With Graded Online Discussions to Learn Dna Structure‐Function Relationships in an Upper Level General Biochemistry Course for Majors. The FASEB Journal (2020)

Kristopher Charles Hite

hands-on model buildinggeneral chemistrydna structure-function relationshipsgraded online discussionsbiochemistrymodel building

Coil‐to‐Helix Transitions in Intrinsically Disordered Methyl Cpg Binding Protein 2 and Its Isolated Domains. Protein Science (2012)

Kristopher C. HiteAnna A. KalashnikovaJeffrey C. Hansen

biophysicsmethyl cpgcoil-to-helix transitionsisolated domainsprotein scienceprotein structurestructural biology

Dna Binding Restricts the Intrinsic Conformational Flexibility of Methyl Cpg Binding Protein 2 (Mecp2). Journal of Biological Chemistry (2011)

Jeffrey C. HansenBrian B. WexlerDanielle J. RogersKristopher C. HiteTanya PanchenkoSandya AjithBen E. Black

intrinsic conformational flexibilitygeneticsmethyl cpgprotein sciencebiological chemistrybiochemistrymolecular biologystructural biology

Unique Physical Properties and Interactions of the Domains of Methylated Dna Binding Protein 2. Biochemistry (2010)

Rajarshi P. GhoshTatiana NikitinaRachel A. Horowitz-SchererLila M. GieraschVladimir N. UverskyKristopher HiteJeffrey C. HansenChristopher L. Woodcock

biophysicsmethylated dnaunique physical propertiesprotein structurebiochemistrymolecular biologystructural biology

Recent Advances in Mecp2 Structure and Functionthis Paper is One of a Selection of Papers Published in This Special Issue, Entitled 29Th Annual International Asilomar Chromatin and Chromosomes Conference, and Has Undergone the Journal’s Usual Peer Review Process.. Biochemistry and Cell Biology (2009)

Kristopher C. HiteValerie H. AdamsJeffrey C. Hansen

geneticschromosome biologycell biologyprotein sciencecytogeneticsstructural molecular biologyprotein structurebiochemistrygenome biologystructural biology

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Kristopher Hite

Collegiate Assistant Professor

Virginia Tech

Affiliations

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Biochemistry

Kristopher Hite is currently serving as a Biochemistry Collegiate Assistant Professor at Virginia Tech.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Kristopher Hite

Virginia Tech

Collegiate Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Engaging an Undergraduate Researcher to Develop a Mushroom Tyrosinase Assay as a Summative Assessment Device for an Upper‐Level Biochemistry Laboratory Course. The FASEB Journal (2022)

Kristopher C. Hite

biochemical scienceslaboratory methodssummative assessment deviceundergraduate researcherbiochemistrymushroom tyrosinasebioanalysis

Mushroom Tyrosinase Assay is Used to Teach Enzyme Kinetics and Inhibition Studies in an Undergraduate Biochemistry Course. The FASEB Journal (2022)

Kylee UnnoppetKristopher Hite

inhibition studiesbiochemistrymushroom tyrosinase assaymammalian biologyenzyme kinetics

Kristopher Charles Hite

hands-on model buildinggeneral chemistrydna structure-function relationshipsgraded online discussionsbiochemistrymodel building

Coil‐to‐Helix Transitions in Intrinsically Disordered Methyl Cpg Binding Protein 2 and Its Isolated Domains. Protein Science (2012)

Kristopher C. HiteAnna A. KalashnikovaJeffrey C. Hansen

biophysicsmethyl cpgcoil-to-helix transitionsisolated domainsprotein scienceprotein structurestructural biology

Dna Binding Restricts the Intrinsic Conformational Flexibility of Methyl Cpg Binding Protein 2 (Mecp2). Journal of Biological Chemistry (2011)

Jeffrey C. HansenBrian B. WexlerDanielle J. RogersKristopher C. HiteTanya PanchenkoSandya AjithBen E. Black

intrinsic conformational flexibilitygeneticsmethyl cpgprotein sciencebiological chemistrybiochemistrymolecular biologystructural biology

Unique Physical Properties and Interactions of the Domains of Methylated Dna Binding Protein 2. Biochemistry (2010)

Rajarshi P. GhoshTatiana NikitinaRachel A. Horowitz-SchererLila M. GieraschVladimir N. UverskyKristopher HiteJeffrey C. HansenChristopher L. Woodcock

biophysicsmethylated dnaunique physical propertiesprotein structurebiochemistrymolecular biologystructural biology

Kristopher C. HiteValerie H. AdamsJeffrey C. Hansen

geneticschromosome biologycell biologyprotein sciencecytogeneticsstructural molecular biologyprotein structurebiochemistrygenome biologystructural biology

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