Molecular Cell

Author Index for 2003
pp. I-VIII(8)

Leaving the Nest
pp. 1341-1341(1)
Author: Zuk D.

Functional Genomics - All the King's Horses AND All the King's Men CAN Put Humpty Together Again
pp. 1343-1344(2)
Author: Oliver S.

Pinning NF-B to the Nucleus
pp. 1344-1345(2)
Author: Ben-Neriah Y.

Myosins Motor Miranda
pp. 1346-1347(2)
Author: Kiehart D.P.

Posttranscriptional Generation of Macromolecular Complexes
pp. 1347-1349(3)
Author: Keene J.D.

The Missing Linker - An Unexpected Role for a Histone Deacetylase
pp. 1349-1351(3)
Author: Kopito R.R.

Assigning Function to Yeast Proteins by Integration of Technologies
pp. 1353-1365(13)
Authors: Hazbun T.R.; Malmstrom L.; Anderson S.; Graczyk B.J.; Fox B.; Riffle M.; Sundin B.A.; Aranda J.D.; McDonald W.H.; Chiu C.-H.; Snydsman B.E.; Bradley P.; Muller E.G.D.; Fields S.; Baker D.; Yates J.R.; Davis T.N.

Evidence that Structural Rearrangements and/or Flexibility during TCR Binding Can Contribute to T Cell Activation
pp. 1367-1378(12)
Authors: Krogsgaard M.; Prado N.; Adams E.J.; He X.-l.; Chow D.-C.; Wilson D.B.; Garcia K.C.; Davis M.M.

Structural Basis for Recruitment of the Adaptor Protein APS to the Activated Insulin Receptor
pp. 1379-1389(11)
Authors: Hu J.; Liu J.; Ghirlando R.; Saltiel A.R.; Hubbard S.R.

Crystal Structure of a Phosphoinositide Phosphatase, MTMR2 - Insights into Myotubular Myopathy and Charcot-Marie-Tooth Syndrome
pp. 1391-1402(12)
Authors: Begley M.J.; Taylor G.S.; Kim S.-A.; Veine D.M.; Dixon J.E.; Stuckey J.A.

Crystal Structure of ARF1*Sec7 Complexed with Brefeldin A and Its Implications for the Guanine Nucleotide Exchange Mechanism
pp. 1403-1411(9)
Authors: Mossessova E.; Corpina R.A.; Goldberg J.

Regulation of NF-B Signaling by Pin1-Dependent Prolyl Isomerization and Ubiquitin-Mediated Proteolysis of p65/RelA
pp. 1413-1426(14)
Authors: Ryo A.; Suizu F.; Yoshida Y.; Perrem K.; Liou Y.-C.; Wulf G.; Rottapel R.; Yamaoka S.; Lu K.P.

The Structure of the APPBP1-UBA3-NEDD8-ATP Complex Reveals the Basis for Selective Ubiquitin-like Protein Activation by an E1
pp. 1427-1437(11)
Authors: Walden H.; Podgorski M.S.; Huang D.T.; Miller D.W.; Howard R.J.; Minor D.L.; Holton J.M.; Schulman B.A.

Genome-Wide Analysis of mRNAs Regulated by the Nonsense-Mediated and 5' to 3' mRNA Decay Pathways in Yeast
pp. 1439-1452(14)
Authors: He F.; Li X.; Spatrick P.; Casillo R.; Dong S.; Jacobson A.

Cytoplasmic Degradation of Splice-Defective Pre-mRNAs and Intermediates
pp. 1453-1465(13)
Authors: Hilleren P.J.; Parker R.

A Mechanism for the Regulation of Pre-mRNA 3' Processing by Human Cleavage Factor I_m
pp. 1467-1476(10)
Authors: Brown K.M.; Gilmartin G.M.

Bacterial Mitosis - ParM of Plasmid R1 Moves Plasmid DNA by an Actin-like Insertional Polymerization Mechanism
pp. 1477-1487(11)
Authors: Moller-Jensen J.; Borch J.; Dam M.; Jensen R.B.; Roepstorff P.; Gerdes K.

ERCC1/XPF Removes the 3' Overhang from Uncapped Telomeres and Represses Formation of Telomeric DNA-Containing Double Minute Chromosomes
pp. 1489-1498(10)
Authors: Zhu X.-D.; Niedernhofer L.; Kuster B.; Mann M.; Hoeijmakers J.H.J.; de Lange T.

Branch Migrating Sister Chromatid Junctions Form at Replication Origins through Rad51/Rad52-Independent Mechanisms
pp. 1499-1510(12)
Authors: Lopes M.; Cotta-Ramusino C.; Liberi G.; Foiani M.

Checkpoint Failure and Chromosomal Instability without Lymphomagenesis in Mre11^ATLD1/ATLD1 Mice
pp. 1511-1523(13)
Authors: Theunissen J.-W.F.; Kaplan M.I.; Hunt P.A.; Williams B.R.; Ferguson D.O.; Alt F.W.; Petrini J.H.J.

The Saccharomyces cerevisiae Helicase Rrm3p Facilitates Replication Past Nonhistone Protein-DNA Complexes
pp. 1525-1536(12)
Authors: Ivessa A.S.; Lenzmeier B.A.; Bessler J.B.; Goudsouzian L.K.; Schnakenberg S.L.; Zakian V.A.

CoCoA, a Nuclear Receptor Coactivator which Acts through an N-Terminal Activation Domain of p160 Coactivators
pp. 1537-1549(13)
Authors: Kim J.H.; Li H.; Stallcup M.R.

Mechanism of SMRT Corepressor Recruitment by the BCL6 BTB Domain
pp. 1551-1564(14)
Authors: Ahmad K.F.; Melnick A.; Lax S.; Bouchard D.; Liu J.; Kiang C.-L.; Mayer S.; Takahashi S.; Licht J.D.; Prive G.G.

A Snf2 Family ATPase Complex Required for Recruitment of the Histone H2A Variant Htz1
pp. 1565-1576(12)
Authors: Krogan N.J.; Keogh M.-C.; Datta N.; Sawa C.; Ryan O.W.; Ding H.; Haw R.A.; Pootoolal J.; Tong A.; Canadien V.; Richards D.P.; Wu X.; Emili A.; Hughes T.R.; Buratowski S.; Greenblatt J.F.

Partitioning and Plasticity of Repressive Histone Methylation States in Mammalian Chromatin
pp. 1577-1589(13)
Authors: Peters A.H.F.M.; Kubicek S.; Mechtler K.; O'Sullivan R.J.; Derijck A.A.H.A.; Perez-Burgos L.; Kohlmaier A.; Opravil S.; Tachibana M.; Shinkai Y.; Martens J.H.A.; Jenuwein T.

Histone Methyltransferases Direct Different Degrees of Methylation to Define Distinct Chromatin Domains
pp. 1591-1598(8)
Authors: Rice J.C.; Briggs S.D.; Ueberheide B.; Barber C.M.; Shabanowitz J.; Hunt D.F.; Shinkai Y.; Allis C.D.

Histone H2A/H2B Dimer Exchange by ATP-Dependent Chromatin Remodeling Activities
pp. 1599-1606(8)
Authors: Bruno M.; Flaus A.; Stockdale C.; Rencurel C.; Ferreira H.; Owen-Hughes T.

TOR and PKA Signaling Pathways Converge on the Protein Kinase Rim15 to Control Entry into G₀
pp. 1607-1613(7)
Authors: Pedruzzi I.; Dubouloz F.; Cameroni E.; Wanke V.; Roosen J.; Winderickx J.; De Virgilio C.

Conditional Protein Alleles Using Knockin Mice and a Chemical Inducer of Dimerization
pp. 1615-1624(10)
Authors: Stankunas K.; Bayle J.H.; Gestwicki J.E.; Lin Y.-M.; Wandless T.J.; Crabtree G.R.