HPF1 dynamically controls the PARP1/2 balance between initiating and elongating ADP-ribose modifications von Langelier, Marie-France, Billur, Ramya, Sverzhinsky, Aleksandr, Black, Ben E., Pascal, John M.

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Structural basis for allosteric PARP-1 retention on DNA breaks von Zandarashvili, Levani, Langelier, Marie-France, Velagapudi, Uday Kiran, Hancock, Mark A., Steffen, Jamin D., Billur, Ramya, Hannan, Zain M., Wicks, Andrew J., Krastev, Dragomir B., Pettitt, Stephen J., Lord, Christopher J., Talele, Tanaji T., Pascal, John M., Black, Ben E.

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A PARP2-specific active site α-helix melts upon DNA damage-induced enzymatic activation von Smith, Emily S., Billur, Ramya, Langelier, Marie-France, Pascal, John, Black, Ben E.

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Anion Binding Exosites as a Target to Understand the Activation of Thrombin von Billur, Ramya, Maurer, Muriel C.

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Evaluating How Binding Interactions for PARs Change as Prothrombin is Converted to Thrombin von Billur, Ramya, Michael Sabo, Thomas, Maurer, Muriel C.

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Thrombin Exosite Maturation and Ligand Binding at ABE II Help Stabilize PAR-Binding Competent Conformation at ABE I von Billur, Ramya, Sabo, T. Michael, Maurer, Muriel C

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Novel modifications of PARP inhibitor veliparib increase PARP1 binding to DNA breaks von Velagapudi, Uday Kiran, Rouleau-Turcotte, Élise, Billur, Ramya, Shao, Xuwei, Patil, Manisha, Black, Ben E, Pascal, John M, Talele, Tanaji T

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Deciphering Conformational Changes Associated with the Maturation of Thrombin Anion Binding Exosite I von Billur, Ramya, Ban, David, Sabo, T. Michael, Maurer, Muriel C

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Ligand Binding to Anion Binding Exosites as Prothrombin is Converted to Active Thrombin von Billur, Ramya, Malovichko, Marina V., Maurer, Muriel C.

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Proline 36 of the Factor XIII Activation Peptide Plays a Crucial Role in Substrate Recognition and Zymogen Activation von Li, Bojun, Billur, Ramya, Maurer, Muriel C., Kohler, Hans P., Raddatz Müller, Pascale, Alberio, Lorenzo, Schroeder, Verena

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TFAA-H3PO4 mediated rapid and single-step synthesis of mutual prodrugs of paracetamol and NSAIDs von Kankanala, Kavitha, Billur, Ramya, Reddy, Vangala Ranga, Mukkanti, Khagga, Pal, Sarbani

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TFAA-H 3 PO 4 mediated rapid and single-step synthesis of mutual prodrugs of paracetamol and NSAIDs von Kankanala, Kavitha, Billur, Ramya, Reddy, Vangala Ranga, Mukkanti, Khagga, Pal, Sarbani

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