Alecia Achimovich

Affiliations

Department of Chemistry, Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, PA 17325, USA.

Publications (2)

A reciprocal translocation involving Aspergillus nidulans snxAHrb1/Gbp2 and gyfA uncovers a new regulator of the G2-M transition and reveals a role in transcriptional repression for the setBSet2 histone H3-lysine-36 methyltransferase.

Genetics

Avec: Steven W James , Jonathan Palmer , Nancy P Keller , Morgan L Brown , Matthew R Dunworth , Sarah G Francisco , Katherine G Watson , Breanna Titchen , Andrew Mahoney , Joseph P Artemiou , Kyra G Buettner , Madelyn Class , Andrew L Sydenstricker , Sarah Lea Anglin

Targeting Iron - Respiratory Reciprocity Promotes Bacterial Death.

bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology

Avec: Mohammad Sharifian Gh , Fatemeh Norouzi , Mirco Sorci , Tanweer S Zaid , Gerald B Pier , George M Ongwae , Binyong Liang , Margaret Ryan , Michael Lemke , Georges Belfort , Mihaela Gadjeva , Andreas Gahlmann , Marcos M Pires , Henrietta Venter , Thurl E Harris , Gordon W Laurie

Réseau de co-auteurs

Steven W James 1 collaboration

Jonathan Palmer 1 collaboration

Nancy P Keller 1 collaboration

Morgan L Brown 1 collaboration

Matthew R Dunworth 1 collaboration

Sarah G Francisco 1 collaboration

Katherine G Watson 1 collaboration

Breanna Titchen 1 collaboration

Andrew Mahoney 1 collaboration

Joseph P Artemiou 1 collaboration

Kyra G Buettner 1 collaboration

Madelyn Class 1 collaboration

Andrew L Sydenstricker 1 collaboration

Sarah Lea Anglin 1 collaboration

Mohammad Sharifian Gh 1 collaboration

Fatemeh Norouzi 1 collaboration

Mirco Sorci 1 collaboration

Tanweer S Zaid 1 collaboration

Gerald B Pier 1 collaboration

George M Ongwae 1 collaboration

Binyong Liang 1 collaboration

Margaret Ryan 1 collaboration

Michael Lemke 1 collaboration

Georges Belfort 1 collaboration

Mihaela Gadjeva 1 collaboration

Andreas Gahlmann 1 collaboration

Marcos M Pires 1 collaboration

Henrietta Venter 1 collaboration

Thurl E Harris 1 collaboration

Gordon W Laurie 1 collaboration