Rachel Oldfield

California State University--Bakersfield

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Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Engineering

Department Of Chemistry And Biochemistry

NoneRachel Oldfield is currently serving as a Chemistry And Biochemistry faculty at California State University--Bakersfield.

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California State University--Bakersfield

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biochemistry enzymes biomolecular engineering molecular biology biological engineering mutagenesis (molecular biology technique) protein structure structural biology oxidative stress chemical biology biochemical engineering biotechnology protein science structural molecular biology biochemical sciences redox biology antioxidants biocatalysis enzyme catalysis protein chemistry mutagenesis enzymatic modification redox signaling site-directed mutagenesis lysyl oxidase catalytic base solubility tags

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Identification of Histidine 303 as the Catalytic Base of Lysyl Oxidase via Site-Directed Mutagenesis. The Protein Journal (2017)

Rachel N. OldfieldKathryn A. JohnstonJeanette LimonesCaitlin GhilarducciKarlo M. Lopez

enzymesmutagenesis (molecular biology technique)protein chemistryprotein scienceenzyme catalysismutagenesisbiocatalysisstructural biologycatalytic basebiochemistrylysyl oxidasesite-directed mutagenesismolecular biologyprotein structurestructural molecular biologybiomolecular engineering

Overexpression of Soluble Recombinant Human Lysyl Oxidase by Using Solubility Tags: Effects on Activity and Solubility. Enzyme Research (2016)

biological engineeringenzymatic modificationenzymesbiochemical engineeringredox signalingbiochemistrybioanalysisbiotechnologychemical biologyprotein engineeringoxidative stressbiochemical sciencessolubility tagsredox biologyantioxidants

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Rachel Oldfield

California State University--Bakersfield

Affiliations

Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Engineering

Department Of Chemistry And Biochemistry

NoneRachel Oldfield is currently serving as a Chemistry And Biochemistry faculty at California State University--Bakersfield.

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Rachel Oldfield

California State University--Bakersfield

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Identification of Histidine 303 as the Catalytic Base of Lysyl Oxidase via Site-Directed Mutagenesis. The Protein Journal (2017)

Rachel N. OldfieldKathryn A. JohnstonJeanette LimonesCaitlin GhilarducciKarlo M. Lopez

Overexpression of Soluble Recombinant Human Lysyl Oxidase by Using Solubility Tags: Effects on Activity and Solubility. Enzyme Research (2016)

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