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My research at UCSB was focused on the investigation of biomolecule structures using mass spectrometry, ion mobility and theoretical simulation methods. I had three main areas of interest:
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Current Address: Formerly at: Amgen, Thousand Oaks, CA Personal e-mail: dengfeng.liu@gmail.com |
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UCSB Publications: Oxytocin-Receptor
Binding: Why Divalent Metals Are Essential Hydration
of Small Peptides α-Synuclein:
Stable Compact and Extended Monomeric Structures and pH Dependence of
Dimer Formation Hydration
of Protonated Primary Amines: Effects of Intermolecular and Intramolecular
Hydrogen Bonds The
Ion Mobility Mass Spectrometry Method and its Application to Duplex Formation
of Oligonucleotides and Aggregation of Proteins Investigation
of Noncovalent Interactions in Deprotonated Peptides: Structural and Energetic
Competition between Aggregation and Hydration The Effect
of the Initial Water of Hydration on the Energetics, Structures, and H/D
Exchange Mechanism of a Family of Pentapeptides: An Experimental and Theoretical
Study Sequential
Hydration of Small Protonated Peptides
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