Christopher J. Thorpe

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C J Thorpe, C THORPE, C Thorpe, C. J. Thorpe, C. Thorpe, CHRISTOPHER J. THORPE, Christopher J Thorpe, Christopher J. Thorpe, Christopher Thorpe, ChristopherJ. Thorpe

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Birkbeck, University of London University of Oregon Karolinska Institutet University of Washington Howard Hughes Medical Institute

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Christopher J. Thorpe is an author at Birkbeck, University of London specializing in medicine, immunology, and natural sciences.

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1	Medicine	16	20	2K
2	Natural Sciences	8	8	1.2K
3	Education	1	1	41
4	Engineering	1	1	16
5	Health Sciences	1	1	103

Christopher J. Thorpe

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	Year	Citations
Wnt Signaling Polarizes an Early C. elegans Blastomere to Distinguish Endoderm from Mesoderm Christopher J. Thorpe, Ann Schlesinger, J.Clayton Carter, Cell BiologyDevelopmental BiologyDevelopmental GeneticsGeneticsMedicine	1997	522
Zebrafish wnt8 Encodes Two Wnt8 Proteins on a Bicistronic Transcript and Is Required for Mesoderm and Neurectoderm Patterning Arne C. Lekven, Christopher J. Thorpe, Joshua S. Waxman, Developmental Cell BiologyDevelopmental BiologyNeurectoderm PatterningBicistronic TranscriptDevelopmental Genetics	2001	342
MAP kinase and Wnt pathways converge to downregulate an HMG-domain repressor in Caenorhabditis elegans Marc D. Meneghini, Tohru Ishitani, J. Clayton Carter, Nature Signal TransductionMolecular PhysiologyDevelopmental BiologyWnt Pathways ConvergeHmg-domain Repressor	1999	290
The peptide binding motif of the disease associated HLA‐DQ (α 1* 0501, β 1* 0201) molecule Frode Vartdal, Bente H. Johansen, Thomas Friede, European Journal of Immunology HistocompatibilityPeptide EngineeringHla ImmunogeneticsImmunologyGlycobiology	1996	160
Paramutation, an allelic interaction, is associated with a stable and heritable reduction of transcription of the maize b regulatory gene. Garth I. Patterson, Christopher J. Thorpe, Vicki L. Chandler Genetics	1993	154
Two maternal genes, <i>apx-1</i> and <i>pie-1</i>, are required to distinguish the fates of equivalent blastomeres in the early <i>Caenorhabditis elegans</i> embryo Susan E. Mango, Christopher J. Thorpe, Paula Martin, Development	1994	113
Combinatorial Wnt control of zebrafish midbrain–hindbrain boundary formation Gerri R. Buckles, Christopher J. Thorpe, Marie‐Christine Ramel, Mechanisms of Development BiologyPattern FormationDevelopmental BiologyMorphogenesisEmbryonic Development	2004	103
Similar antigenic surfaces, rather than sequence homology, dictate T-cell epitope molecular mimicry. Sonia Quaratino, Christopher J. Thorpe, P Travers, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences HistocompatibilityAdaptive Immune SystemHla ImmunogeneticsImmunologyAntigen Processing	1995	99
Overlapping T-cell epitopes in the group I allergen of Dermatophagoides species restricted by HLA-DP and HLA-DR class II molecules Julie A. Higgins, Christopher J. Thorpe, John D. Hayball, Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology	1994	89
Comparative modelling of major house dust mite allergen <i>Der p</i> I: structure validation using an extended environmental amino acid propensity table Christopher M. Topham, N. Srinivasan, Christopher J. Thorpe, Protein Engineering Design and Selection Environmental AllergyProtein AssemblyBiomolecular Structure PredictionAir QualityMolecular Biology	1994	88

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