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Southgate, Richard

College of Charleston

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Department Of Biology

NoneSouthgate, Richard is currently serving as a Biology faculty at College of Charleston.

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insect molecular biology molecular biology biology biophysics molecular and cellular biology protein science structural molecular biology genetics protein structure structural biology molecular genetics entomology insect biochemistry biomolecular structure insect science cellular structure animal physiology molecular cell biology biological macromolecules muscle function multi-protein assembly gene structure insect virus cell motility skeletal muscle m. f. moody neurophysiology cell and molecular biology gene expression genome biology nucleic acids experimental medicine systematic entomology molecular science protein function rna processing developmental genetics splicing variant protein evolution integrative biology musculoskeletal research experimental biology ultrastructure asynchronous muscle isoforms functional kinase domains projectin filament drosophila projectin protein alternative splicing multiple isoforms myofibrillar protein pevk domain giant protein projectin sarcomeric assembly drosophila projectin domain structure projectin pevk domain molecular analysis muscle protein projectin

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Molecular Analysis of the Muscle Protein Projectin in Lepidoptera. Journal of insect science/Journal of Insect Science (2013)

A. J. Ayme-SouthgateL. TurnerR. J. Southgate

molecular analysisentomologymuscle protein projectininsect molecular biologyecologyinsect science

The Nh2-Terminal Ig Domains of Insect Projectin Could Serve as Elastic Elements. Journal of Proteomics and Genomics research (2012)

insect biochemistrycellular structurebiological macromoleculesbiophysicsnh2-terminal ig domainsmolecular scienceprotein structurebiologyelastic elementsbiomolecular structuremolecular biologystructural molecular biologyinsect projectinstructural biologyinsect molecular biologymulti-protein assembly

Projectin Pevk Domain, Splicing Variants and Domain Structure in Basal and Derived Insects. Insect Molecular Biology (2011)

systematic entomologygeneticsbiologyinsect virusdomain structureentomologymolecular geneticsmolecular biologymolecular evolutiongene structureinsect molecular biologyprojectin pevk domaininsect science

The Myofibrillar Protein, Projectin, is Highly Conserved Across Insect Evolution Except for Its Pevk Domain. Journal of Molecular Evolution (2008)

insect biochemistryprotein evolutionintegrative biologymyofibrillar proteinproteomicsbiologymolecular and cellular biologyinsect viruspevk domainentomologymolecular biologystructural molecular biologyinsect molecular biologyprotein scienceinsect science

Projectin, the Elastic Protein of the C-Filaments. Molecular biology intelligence unit (2007)

biological macromoleculesbiophysicsstructural molecular biologymolecular biologymechanobiologyultrastructureelastic proteinbiomolecular structureprotein science

In Indirect Flight Muscles Drosophila Projectin Has a Short Pevk Domain, and Its Nh2-Terminus is Embedded at the Z-Band. Journal of Muscle Research and Cell Motility (2006)

Agnes Ayme-SouthgateJudith SaideRichard SouthgateChristophe BounaixAnthony CammaratoSunita PatelCatherine Wussler

physiologybiophysicskinesiologycell motilitymusculoskeletal researchanimal physiologyskeletal musclestructural biologyinsect molecular biologybiomechanics

Assembly of the Giant Protein Projectin During Myofibrillogenesis in Drosophila Indirect Flight Muscles. BMC Cell Biology (2004)

cellular structuremolecular motorsbiophysicsmuscular dystrophiescytoskeletonprotein sciencecell motilitymuscle functionmolecular and cellular biologyskeletal musclegiant protein projectinmolecular biologyinsect molecular biology

Alternative Splicing of an Amino-Terminal Pevk-Like Region Generates Multiple Isoforms of Drosophila Projectin 1 1Edited by M. F. Moody. Journal of Molecular Biology (2001)

genome biologygene expressionrna processingtranscription (biology)alternative splicinggeneticsmolecular and cellular biologydevelopmental geneticsmolecular cell biologymultiple isoformsmolecular geneticsmolecular biologysplicing variantgene structuredevelopmental biologym. f. moodyinsect molecular biologynucleic acids

Drosophila Projectin: A Look at Protein Structure and Sarcomeric Assembly. Advances in experimental medicine and biology (2000)

Agnes Ayme-SouthgateRichard SouthgateMichelle Kulp McEliece

protein structurebiologysarcomeric assemblydrosophila projectinexperimental medicineexperimental biology

Structure of the Drosophila Projectin Protein: Isoforms and Implication for Projectin Filament Assembly 1 1Edited by M. F. Moody. Journal of Molecular Biology (1998)

insect biochemistryprotein functionprotein structurecell and molecular biologyprojectin filamentmolecular cell biologybiomolecular structurestructural biologyprotein sciencecellular structuremolecular and cellular biologydrosophila projectin proteindevelopmental biologym. f. moodymolecular biologymolecular geneticsstructural molecular biologyinsect molecular biologymulti-protein assembly

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Southgate, Richard

College of Charleston

Affiliations

Department Of Biology

NoneSouthgate, Richard is currently serving as a Biology faculty at College of Charleston.

Honors

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College of Charleston

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Molecular Analysis of the Muscle Protein Projectin in Lepidoptera. Journal of insect science/Journal of Insect Science (2013)

A. J. Ayme-SouthgateL. TurnerR. J. Southgate

molecular analysisentomologymuscle protein projectininsect molecular biologyecologyinsect science

The Nh2-Terminal Ig Domains of Insect Projectin Could Serve as Elastic Elements. Journal of Proteomics and Genomics research (2012)

Projectin Pevk Domain, Splicing Variants and Domain Structure in Basal and Derived Insects. Insect Molecular Biology (2011)

The Myofibrillar Protein, Projectin, is Highly Conserved Across Insect Evolution Except for Its Pevk Domain. Journal of Molecular Evolution (2008)

Projectin, the Elastic Protein of the C-Filaments. Molecular biology intelligence unit (2007)

biological macromoleculesbiophysicsstructural molecular biologymolecular biologymechanobiologyultrastructureelastic proteinbiomolecular structureprotein science

In Indirect Flight Muscles Drosophila Projectin Has a Short Pevk Domain, and Its Nh2-Terminus is Embedded at the Z-Band. Journal of Muscle Research and Cell Motility (2006)

Agnes Ayme-SouthgateJudith SaideRichard SouthgateChristophe BounaixAnthony CammaratoSunita PatelCatherine Wussler

physiologybiophysicskinesiologycell motilitymusculoskeletal researchanimal physiologyskeletal musclestructural biologyinsect molecular biologybiomechanics

Assembly of the Giant Protein Projectin During Myofibrillogenesis in Drosophila Indirect Flight Muscles. BMC Cell Biology (2004)

Alternative Splicing of an Amino-Terminal Pevk-Like Region Generates Multiple Isoforms of Drosophila Projectin 1 1Edited by M. F. Moody. Journal of Molecular Biology (2001)

Drosophila Projectin: A Look at Protein Structure and Sarcomeric Assembly. Advances in experimental medicine and biology (2000)

Agnes Ayme-SouthgateRichard SouthgateMichelle Kulp McEliece

protein structurebiologysarcomeric assemblydrosophila projectinexperimental medicineexperimental biology

Structure of the Drosophila Projectin Protein: Isoforms and Implication for Projectin Filament Assembly 1 1Edited by M. F. Moody. Journal of Molecular Biology (1998)

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