Stuart J. Edelstein

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Stuart J. Edelstein

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Stuart J. Edelstein's Degrees

Masters Physics Stanford University
Bachelors Physics California Institute of Technology

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According to Wikipedia, Stuart J. Edelstein is a biophysicist, emeritus professor from the University of Geneva, professeur extraordinaire at the École Normale Supérieure and visiting scientist at the Babraham Institute.

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Allosteric Mechanisms of Signal Transduction (2005) (641)
Allosteric receptors after 30 years (1998) (420)
Brain nicotinic receptors: structure and regulation, role in learning and reinforcement 1 Published on the World Wide Web on 24 October 1997. 1 (1998) (318)
The simultaneous determination of partial specific volumes and molecular weights with microgram quantities. (1967) (270)
Conformational selection or induced fit? 50 years of debate resolved (2011) (231)
Ultracentrifuge studies with absorption optics. IV. Molecular weight determinations at the microgram level. (1966) (213)
Three-dimensional reconstruction of the 14-filament fibers of hemoglobin S. (1979) (156)
A kinetic mechanism for nicotinic acetylcholine receptors based on multiple allosteric transitions (1996) (139)
Three-dimensional reconstruction of the fibres of sickle cell haemoglobin (1978) (135)
Human ribosomal RNA gene arrays display a broad range of palindromic structures. (2005) (134)
Extensions of the Allosteric Model for Haemoglobin (1971) (130)
The Neurokinin A Receptor Activates Calcium and cAMP Responses through Distinct Conformational States* (2001) (123)
Cooperative interactions of hemoglobin. (1975) (121)
Functional aspects of the subunit association-dissociation equilibria of hemoglobin. (1970) (114)
Molecular tuning of fast gating in pentameric ligand-gated ion channels. (2005) (110)
Allosteric mechanisms in normal and pathological nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (2001) (109)
Critical Elements Determining Diversity in Agonist Binding and Desensitization of Neuronal Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptors (1998) (104)
The multiple phenotypes of allosteric receptor mutants. (1996) (103)
An expanded two-state allosteric model for interactions of human hemoglobin A with nonsaturating concentrations of 2,3-diphosphoglycerate. (1987) (94)
An allosteric model of calmodulin explains differential activation of PP2B and CaMKII (2008) (88)
Evidence for a mixed lattice in microtubules reassembled in vitro. (1980) (81)
Paradoxical allosteric effects of competitive inhibitors on neuronal α7 nicotinic receptor mutants (1997) (78)
Molecular topology in crystals and fibers of hemoglobin S. (1981) (64)
Polymorphism of sickle cell hemoglobin fibers. (1976) (64)
Conformation and spin state in methemoglobin. (1975) (60)
An H‐bond between two residues from different loops of the acetylcholine binding site contributes to the activation mechanism of nicotinic receptors (2003) (60)
Double strand packing in hemoglobin S fibers. (1993) (55)
Structural studies on porcine brain tubulin in extended sheets. (1977) (54)
Allosteric transitions of the acetylcholine receptor. (1998) (53)
Observation of the dissociation of unliganded hemoglobin. (1972) (53)
Desensitization of neuronal nicotinic acetylcholine receptors conferred by N-terminal segments of the beta 2 subunit. (2001) (50)
Molecular weight of the acetylcholine receptors of electric organs and the effect of Triton X-100. (1975) (50)
Three-dimensional reconstruction of tubulin in zinc-induced sheets. (1984) (48)
Oxygen-organophosphate linkage in hemoglobin A. The double hump effect. (1987) (47)
[4] Measurement of partial specific volume by sedimentation equilibrium in H2OD2O solutions (1973) (46)
Electron microscopy and single molecule averaging of subunit‐deficient F1‐ATPases from Escherichia coli and spinach chloroplasts. (1983) (43)
Subunit dissociation in fish hemoglobins. (1976) (40)
Structure of fibers of sickle cell hemoglobin. (1973) (39)
Steric and hydrophobic determinants of the solubilities of recombinant sickle cell hemoglobins (1992) (39)
Characterization of crystals of a cytochrome oxidase (nitrite reductase) from Pseudomonas aeruginosa by x-ray diffraction and electron microscopy. (1980) (39)
Differences in α and β polypeptide chains of tubulin resolved by electron microscopy with image reconstruction (1978) (38)
Acetylcholine receptor oligomers from electroplax of Torpedo species. (1976) (38)
Studies on the structure of the acetylcholine receptor from Torpedo marmorata. (1973) (36)
Cooperativity of allosteric receptors. (2013) (35)
Chemistry, an introduction to general, organic and biological chemistry (1981) (35)
Identification of a pre-active conformation of a pentameric channel receptor (2017) (33)
Equivalence of the projected structure of thin catalase crystals preserved for electron microscopy by negative stain, glucose or embedding in the presence of tannic acid. (1983) (33)
Ultracentrifugal studies with absorption optics and a split-beam photoelectric scanner. (1973) (31)
On the subunit structure of the cold labile adenosine triphosphatase of mitochondria. (1970) (30)
An allosteric mechanism for the acetylcholine receptor. (1972) (29)
Patterns in the quinary structures of proteins. Plasticity and inequivalence of individual molecules in helical arrays of sickle cell hemoglobin and tubulin. (1980) (29)
An allosteric theory for hemoglobin incorporating asymmetric states to test the putative molecular code for cooperativity. (1996) (28)
The effect of functional differences in the alpha and beta chains on the cooperativity of the osidation reduction reaction of hemoglobin. (1975) (28)
Single binding versus single channel recordings: a new approach to study ionotropic receptors. (1997) (27)
Cat hemoglobin. pH dependence of cooperativity and ligand binding. (1974) (26)
Modulation of Calmodulin Lobes by Different Targets: An Allosteric Model with Hemiconcerted Conformational Transitions (2014) (26)
Influence of inositol hexaphosphate binding on subunit dissociation in methemoglobin. (1975) (26)
MANGANESE‐SUBSTITUTED HEMOGLOBIN AND MYOGLOBIN * (1975) (26)
Analytical ultracentrifugation with absorption optics and a scanner-computer system. Applications to molecular weight measurements on interacting systems. (1974) (25)
Relationships between Structural Dynamics and Functional Kinetics in Oligomeric Membrane Receptors (2010) (25)
Oxygen binding and subunit interaction of hemoglobin in relation to the two-state model. (1987) (24)
to the activation mechanism (24)
Extensions of the allosteric model for hemoglobin. II. Consequences of functional nonequivalence of the alpha and beta chains. (1974) (24)
Diameter of haemoglobin S fibres in sickled cells (1978) (24)
Pairings and polarities of the 14 strands in sickle cell hemoglobin fibers. (1987) (24)
Analytical ultracentrifugation with absorption optics and a scanner-computer system. (1972) (23)
Molecular weights and volumes from density perturbation ultracentrifugation. Application to aldolase and deoxyribonucleic acid polymerase in solutions of guanidine hydrochloride. (1971) (23)
Modification of human hemoglobin by glutathione. III. Perturbations of hemoglobin conformation analyzed by computer modeling. (1986) (22)
Observation of the dissociation of unliganded hemoglobin. II. Effect of pH, salt, and dioxane. (1973) (21)
Sickle cell hemoglobin fiber formation strongly inhibited by the stanleyville II mutation (α78 Asn → Lys) (1983) (21)
The Sickled Cell: From Myths to Molecules (1986) (20)
Allosteric proteins after thirty years: The binding and state functions of the neuronalα7 nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (1996) (20)
Oblique alignment of hemoglobin S fibers in sickled cells. (1979) (19)
Electron microscopy of beef heart F1-ATPase crystals. (1983) (19)
Analysis of hemoglobin oxygen equilibrium curves. Are unique solutions possible? (1989) (19)
A modified purification method and properties of pure porcine d-amino acid oxidase (1973) (18)
Structural differences in the two agonist binding sites of the Torpedo nicotinic acetylcholine receptor revealed by time-resolved fluorescence spectroscopy. (2000) (18)
Ligand Depletion in vivo Modulates the Dynamic Range and Cooperativity of Signal Transduction (2010) (18)
Computing phenomenologic Adair-Klotz constants from microscopic MWC parameters (2009) (18)
Enhanced polymerization of recombinant human deoxyhemoglobin beta 6 Glu----Ile. (1990) (17)
UV laser scanning and fluorescence monitoring of analytical ultracentrifugation with an on-line computer system. (1976) (17)
Myasthenic nicotinic receptor mutant interpreted in terms of the allosteric model. (1997) (17)
Intermediate closed state for glycine receptor function revealed by cysteine cross-linking (2013) (17)
Biased Allostery. (2016) (17)
Sedimentation equilibrium of paucidisperse systems. Subunit structure of complemented beta-galactosidase. (1969) (16)
Sickle cell hemoglobin fiber structure altered by alpha-chain mutation. (1981) (15)
Three-dimensional Reconstruction of the 14-Filament Fibers of Hemoglobin (2003) (15)
Functional consequences of mutations at the allosteric interface in hetero‐ and homo‐hemoglobin tetramers (1993) (14)
Sickle cell hemoglobin fiber formation strongly inhibited by the Stanleyville II mutation (alpha 78 Asn leads to Lys). (1983) (14)
Enhanced quaternary stability of beta hemoglobin in 2 M-sodium chloride. (1973) (14)
Cat Hemoglobin: pH-Dependent Cooperativity of Oxygen Binding (1972) (14)
On allosteric mechanisms and acetylcholine receptors. (1994) (13)
Manganese hemoglobin: allosteric effects in stopped flow flash photolysis and sedimentation measurements. (1974) (12)
Allosteric interactions after 50 years. (2013) (12)
Linkage between ligand binding and the dimer-tetramer equilibrium in the Monod-Wyman-Changeux model of hemoglobin. (1986) (12)
Structural changes in tubulin sheets upon removal of microtubule-associated proteins. (1983) (12)
Self-association of haemoglobin Olympia (alpha 2 beta 2 20 (B2) Val----Met). A human haemoglobin bearing a substitution at the surface of the molecule. (1986) (12)
An alternative paradigm for hominoid evolution (1987) (11)
Polarity of the 14-strand fibers of sickle cell hemoglobin determined by cross-correlation methods. (1984) (11)
Three-dimensional reconstruction of tubulin in zinc-induced sheets. II. Consequences of removal of microtubule associated proteins. (1984) (11)
Contributions of individual molecular species to the Hill coefficient for ligand binding by an oligomeric protein. (1997) (11)
Neurogranin stimulates Ca2+/calmodulin-dependent kinase II by suppressing calcineurin activity at specific calcium spike frequencies (2020) (11)
Structure of the fibers of sickle cell hemoglobin in the presence of 2,3-diphosphoglycerate. (1977) (10)
Measurement of partial specific volume by sedimentation equilibrium in H2O-D2O solutions. (1973) (10)
[The operon: a group of genes with expression coordinated by an operator. C.R.Acad. Sci. Paris 250 (1960) 1727-1729]. (2005) (10)
Hemoglobin Saint Mandé [β102 (G4) Asn→Tyr] (1990) (10)
Electron microscopic studies of the intracellular polymerization of sickle hemoglobin. (1988) (10)
Overexpression of tubulin in yeast: differences in subunit association. (1990) (9)
Differences in alpha and beta polypeptide chains of tubulin resolved by electron microscopy with image reconstruction. (1978) (9)
Breeding novel solutions in the brain: a model of Darwinian neurodynamics. (2016) (9)
Cross-sectional views of hemoglobin S fibers by electron microscopy and computer modeling. (1979) (9)
Identifying the conformational state of bi-liganded haemoglobin (1998) (8)
Allosteric Receptors after 30 Years Review (1998) (8)
Trigonal catalase crystals: a new molecular packing assignment obtained from sections preserved with tannic acid. (1984) (8)
SICKLE CELL ANAEMIA AND REINCARNATION BELIEFS IN NIGERIA (1983) (7)
Hemoglobin Saint Mandé [beta 102 (G4) Asn----Tyr]. Functional studies and structural modeling reveal an altered T state. (1990) (7)
A Novel Equation for Cooperativity of the Allosteric State Function (2014) (7)
Derivation of the Crick-Wyman equation for allosteric proteins defining the difference between the number of binding sites and the Hill coefficient. (2013) (6)
The innermost chorionic layer of Drosophila. II. Three-dimensional structure determination of the 90 degrees crystal form by electron microscopy. (1987) (6)
Conservation of tubulin α-β differences in zinc-induced sheets with variations in pH and microtubule-associated protein content (1988) (6)
The innermost chorionic layer of Drosophila. I. The role of chorin octamers in the formation of a family of interdigitating crystalline plates. (1987) (5)
Modeling of Bimolecular Reactions (2014) (4)
The polymerization of nickel (II) hemoglobin S under aerobic conditions. (1984) (3)
Ligand-Dependent Opening of the Multiple AMPA Receptor Conductance States: A Concerted Model (2014) (3)
Neurogranin Stimulates Ca2+/calmodulin-dependent Kinase II by Inhibiting Calcineurin at Specific Calcium Spike Frequencies (2019) (3)
Nicotine Paradoxical allosteric effects of competitive inhibitors on neuronal a 7 nicotinic receptor mutants (1997) (3)
Chimeric beta-EF3-alpha hemoglobin (Psi): energetics of subunit interaction and ligand binding. (1998) (2)
Sickle cell disease (1976) (2)
A Plausible Molecular Model for the 14-Filament Fibers of Sickle Cell Hemoglobin (1981) (2)
Image Processing of Imperfect Protein Arrays: Sectioned CRYSTALS and Tubulin Sheets and Rings (1982) (2)
Observations on the labeling of fringes for ultracentrifugation with interference optics. (1971) (2)
Conservation of tubulin alpha-beta differences in zinc-induced sheets with variations in pH and microtubule-associated protein content. (1988) (2)
Using Chemical Kinetics to Model Neuronal Signalling Pathways (2012) (2)
Critical residues responsible for self-association differences of hemoglobin α and β chains : analysis by molecular modeling (1993) (1)
Structure of the fibers of hemoglobin S. (1980) (1)
[Structures of the lac operon proteins]. (2005) (1)
Electron microscopy of single molecules and crystals of F1-ATPases. (1986) (1)
Chimeric Hemoglobin Subunits: Functional Properties of a Recombinant β/α Hemoglobin (1994) (1)
Author response: Identification of a pre-active conformation of a pentameric channel receptor (2017) (1)
Chapter 1. The Sickle of Africa (1986) (1)
[Polymerization and solubility of recombinant hemoglobins alpha 2 beta 2 6 Glu-->Ala (Hb Makassar) and alpha 2 beta 2 6 Glu-->Ala, 23 Val-->Ile]. (1993) (1)
The multiple phenotypes of allosteric receptor mutants (nicotinic acetylcholine receptoryglycine receptoryion channelyneurotransmitter site) (1996) (1)
DETERMINATION OF THE STRUCTURE OF THE FIBERS OF HEMOGLOBIN S BY ELECTRON MICROSCOPY AND THREE-DIMENSIONAL IMAGE RECONSTRUCTION (1978) (1)
Chapter 3. The Microevolution of Sickling (1986) (1)
25 Critical elements determining diversity in agonist binding and desensitization of neuronal nAChR (1998) (1)
Electron microscopy andsingle molecule averaging ofsubunit- deficient F1-ATPases fromEscherichia coli andspinach chloroplasts (1983) (1)
Chapter 8. The search for Antisickling Agents (1986) (0)
Structural preservation and absolute contrast of catalase crystal sections prepared with tannic acid (1983) (0)
Critical residues responsible for self-association differences of hemoglobin alpha and beta chains: analysis by molecular modeling. (1993) (0)
Regulation of desensitization by beta subunit in neuronal nAchR (1998) (0)
Methods for trapping and barcoding discrete biological units in hydrogel (2018) (0)
Chimeric hemoglobin subunits: functional properties of a recombinant beta/alpha hemoglobin. (1994) (0)
Health care ethics: Critical issues Edited by John F. Monagle, PhD, and David C. Thomasma, PhD. Gaithersburg, Md: Aspen Publishers; 1994. Hardcover. Pp 447. Price $59. ISBN-08342-0505-X (1994) (0)
Molecular architecture of the fibers of sickle (SS) hemoglobin. (1983) (0)
Correlation averaging of sickle cell hemoglobin fibers (1983) (0)
Ligand Depletion in vivo Modulates the Dynamic Range of Cooperative Signal Transduction (2010) (0)
Chapter 7. Confronting Sickling at the Genes (1986) (0)
Chapter 2. Evolution and Hemoglobin (1986) (0)
Introductory biochemistry; fundamentals of cellular metabolism and molecular biology (1973) (0)
Study guide for Chemistry : an introduction to general, organic, and biological chemistry [by] Joanne M. Widom, Stuart J. Edelstein (1981) (0)
Biophysical Perspective Biased Allostery (2016) (0)
The sickled cell continued. (1986) (0)
Corrigendum to “Derivation of the Crick–Wyman Equation for Allosteric Proteins Defining the Difference between the Number of Binding Sites and the Hill Coefficient” [J. Mol. Biol. 425 (2013) 1497–1499] (2013) (0)
Chapter 6. The Sickle Helix (1986) (0)
John Edsall and ligand-linked subunit interactions in hemoglobin. (2002) (0)
COOPERATIVE INTERACTIONS OF HEMOGLOBIN ~ : 880 (2002) (0)
Chapter 5. The Molecular Perspective (1986) (0)
The sickled cell: from myths to molecules continued. (1986) (0)
Allosteric Receptors after 30 Years Review the presence of several identical subunits assembled (1998) (0)
Corrections (2012) (0)
Functional Properties of β-Tubulin In Vivo (1989) (0)
Differences in a and ( 3 polypeptide chains of tubulin resolved by electron microscopy with image reconstruction ( microtubules / zinc-tubulin sheets / optical diffraction ) (2004) (0)
The Relation between Subunit Dissociation and Function in Hemoglobin1 (1971) (0)
An H‐bond between two residues from different loops of the acetylcholine binding site contributes to the activation mechanism of nicotinic receptors (2013) (0)
Chapter 4. African Repeater Children (1986) (0)
Microtubules, sickle cell hemoglobin fibers, and various crystal structures (1983) (0)
Chapter 25. Sickle Cell Anemia (1985) (0)

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