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    Doxorubicin physical state in solution and inside liposomes loaded via a pH gradient 

    Li, Xingong; Hirsh, Donald J.; Cabral-Lilly, Donna; Zirkel, Achim; Gruner, Sol M.; Janoff, Andrew S.; Perkins, Walter R. (Elsevier, 12/9/1998)
    We have examined doxorubicin’s (DOX) physical state in solution and inside EPC/cholesterol liposomes that were loaded via a transmembrane pH gradient. Using cryogenic electron microscopy (cryo-EM) we noted that DOX loaded ...
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    Note: Sensitivity enhancement in continuous-wave electron paramagnetic resonance: Adaptive signal averaging versus a moving average 

    Brinton, Christopher G.; Hirsh, Donald J. (American Institute of Physics, 2/2/2010)
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    A New Monofluorinated Phosphatidylcholine Forms Interdigitated Bilayers 

    Hirsh, Donald J.; Lazaro, Nancy; Wright, Lee R.; Boggs, Joan M.; McIntosh, Thomas J.; Schaefer, Jacob; Blazyk, Jack (Biophysical Society, 1998-10)
    16-Fluoropalmitic acid was synthesized from 16-hydroxypalmitic acid using diethylaminosulfur trifluoride. This monofluorinated fatty acid then was used to make 1-palmitoyl-2-[16-fluoropalmitoyl]-phosphatidylcholine (F-DPPC) ...
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    Effects of Dipole–Dipole Interactions on Microwave Progressive Power Saturation of Radicals in Proteins 

    Galli, C.; Innes, Jennifer B.; Hirsh, Donald J.; Brudvig, Gary W. (Academic Press, 1996-03)

    An exploration of enzyme-enzyme proximity stimulating iNOS activity 

    Fomchenko, Katherine M.; Hirsh, Donald J. (2016)
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    Carbon-Proton Dipolar Decoupling in REDOR 

    Mehta, Anil K.; Hirsh, Donald J.; Oyler, Nathan; Drobny, Gary P.; Schaefer, Jacob (Elsevier, 2000-07)
    Dipolar decoupling of protons with radiofrequency field amplitudes comparable to those used for the rare-spin refocusing and dephasing π pulses results in accurate, high-sensitivity determinations of internuclear distances ...
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    A Diatom Gene Regulating Nitric-Oxide Signaling and Susceptibility to Diatom-Derived Aldehydes 

    Vardi, Assaf; Bidle, Kay D.; Kwityn, Clifford; Hirsh, Donald J.; Thompson, Stephanie M.; Callow, James A.; Falkowski, Paul; Bowler, Chris (Elsevier, 6/24/2008)
    Diatoms are unicellular phytoplankton accounting for ∼40% of global marine primary productivity, yet the molecular mechanisms underlying their ecological success are largely unexplored. We use a functional-genomics approach ...
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    Secondary Structure and Location of a Magainin Analogue in Synthetic Phospholipid Bilayers 

    Hirsh, Donald J.; Hammer, Janet; Maloy, W. Lee II; Blazyk, Jack; Schaefer, Jacob (American Chemical Society, 10/1/1996)
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    Novel therapeutic nano-particles (lipocores): trapping poorly water soluble compounds 

    Perkins, Walter R.; Ahmad, Imran; Li, Xingong; Hirsh, Donald J.; Masters, Gregg R.; Christopher, Fecko J.; JinKeun, Lee; Ali, Shaukat; Nguyen, Josephine; Schupsky, James; Herbert, Cathy; Janoff, Andrew S.; Mayhew, Eric (Elsevier, 4/25/2000)
    The development of stable spherical lipid-coated drug particles that are termed ‘lipocores’ is reported here. Unlike conventional lipid-based particles (i.e. liposomes, emulsions, micelles), these particles are comprised ...

    Formation of lipid-nucleic acid complexes 

    Singer, Beth; Wu, Chris; Thamatrakoln, Kimberlee; Bidle, Kay D.; Van Mooy, Benjamin A. S.; Hirsh, Donald J. (2021)
    Emiliania huxleyi is an abundant unicellular marine alga and an essential part of the food web. E. huxleyi removes carbon dioxide from the oceans and atmosphere by two processes: photosynthesis and the production of a ...
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