Guissou A. Dabiri - Concepedia

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Author

Guissou A. Dabiri

University of Pennsylvania

Also Known As

G A Dabiri, G Dabiri, G. A. Dabiri, G.A. Dabiri, Guissou A. Dabiri

12

Publications

1.1K

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11

H-Index

45

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University of Pennsylvania

GA

About

Guissou A. Dabiri is an author at University of Pennsylvania specializing in natural sciences, medicine, and cytoskeleton.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	8	8	785
2	Natural Sciences	8	8	785
3	Cell Biology	7	7	740
4	Cellular Physiology	7	7	703
5	Biochemistry	2	2	142

Guissou A. Dabiri

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10

Publications

1.1K

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Listeria monocytogenes moves rapidly through the host-cell cytoplasm by inducing directional actin assembly. Guissou A. Dabiri, J M Sanger, Fred Southwick Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Microbial PathogensMolecular BiologyCytoskeletonBacterial PathogensCellular Physiology	1990	319
Myofibrillogenesis visualized in living embryonic cardiomyocytes Guissou A. Dabiri, Kenan K. Turnacioglu, Jean M. Sanger, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences	1997	232
Polymorphonuclear leukocyte adherence induces actin polymerization by a transduction pathway which differs from that used by chemoattractants. F. S. Southwick, Guissou A. Dabiri, M Paschetto, The Journal of Cell Biology Quantitative Fluorescent MicroscopyCell AdhesionImmunologyPlastic SurfaceCytoskeleton	1989	97
Molecular cloning of human macrophage capping protein cDNA. A unique member of the gelsolin/villin family expressed primarily in macrophages. Guissou A. Dabiri, Clarence L. Young, J. Rosenbloom, Journal of Biological Chemistry ImmunologyMolecular BiologyCytoskeletonCellular PhysiologyHuman Mcp	1992	90
Editing of the GLuR-B ion channel RNA in vitro by recombinant double-stranded RNA adenosine deaminase. Guissou A. Dabiri, Fan Lai, Robert Drakas, The EMBO Journal Nucleic Acid ChemistryIn Vivo Gene TherapyNatural SciencesRna BiologyMolecular Biology	1996	82
An N-terminal fragment of titin coupled to green fluorescent protein localizes to the Z-bands in living muscle cells: overexpression leads to myofibril disassembly. Kenan K. Turnacioglu, Balraj Mittal, Guissou A. Dabiri, Molecular Biology of the Cell Molecular BiologyGreen Fluorescent ProteinCytoskeletonMechanotransductionLiving Muscle Cells	1997	58
Disruption of microfilament organization in living nonmuscle cells by microinjection of plasma vitamin D-binding protein or DNase I. J M Sanger, Guissou A. Dabiri, Balraj Mittal, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Molecular BiologyMicrofilament OrganizationCytoskeletonCellular PhysiologySimilar Injections	1990	50
Neutrophil actin dysfunction is a genetic disorder associated with partial impairment of neutrophil actin assembly in three family members. F. S. Southwick, Guissou A. Dabiri, TP Stossel Journal of Clinical Investigation Family MembersGeneticsImmunologyPathologyCytoskeleton	1988	45
[15] Use of green fluorescent proteins linked to cytoskeletal proteins to analyze myofibrillogenesis in living cells Guissou A. Dabiri, Joseph C. Ayoob, Kenan K. Turnacioglu, Methods in enzymology on CD-ROM/Methods in enzymology Green Fluorescent ProteinsProtein FunctionSignal TransductionProtein ExpressionMedicine	1999	44
Zeugmatin is Part of the Z-band Targeting Region of Titin. Kenan K. Turnacioglu, Balraj Mittal, Guissou A. Dabiri, Cell Structure and Function	1997	44

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