Kewen Cai - Concepedia

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Kewen Cai

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Also Known As

K. Cai, Kewen Cai

Publications

959

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology University of California, Los Angeles

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Kewen Cai is an author at Massachusetts Institute of Technology specializing in chemical biology, molecular biology, and biochemistry.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Natural Sciences	3	3	211
2	Biochemistry	3	3	211
3	Medicine	2	2	168
4	Health Sciences	1	1	43
5	Biomolecular Engineering	1	1	43

Kewen Cai

Publications

959

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Mapping of contact sites in complex formation between transducin and light-activated rhodopsin by covalent crosslinking: Use of a photoactivatable reagent Kewen Cai, Yoshiki Itoh, H. G. Khorana Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences	2001	140
Structure and Function in Rhodopsin: Mapping Light-Dependent Changes in Distance between Residue 316 in Helix 8 and Residues in the Sequence 60−75, Covering the Cytoplasmic End of Helices TM1 and TM2 and Their Connection Loop CL1 Christian Altenbach, Judith Klein‐Seetharaman, Kewen Cai, Biochemistry Sequence 60−75Protein AssemblyMolecular BiologyChemical BiologyRedox Biology	2001	100
Structural Features and Light-Dependent Changes in the Sequence 306−322 Extending from Helix VII to the Palmitoylation Sites in Rhodopsin: A Site-Directed Spin-Labeling Study<sup>,</sup> Christian Altenbach, Kewen Cai, H. G. Khorana, Biochemistry	1999	100
Mapping of contact sites in complex formation between light-activated rhodopsin and transducin by covalent crosslinking: Use of a chemically preactivated reagent Yoshiki Itoh, Kewen Cai, H. Gobind Khorana Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences	2001	99
Structure and Function in Rhodopsin: Mapping Light-Dependent Changes in Distance between Residue 65 in Helix TM1 and Residues in the Sequence 306−319 at the Cytoplasmic End of Helix TM7 and in Helix H8 Christian Altenbach, Kewen Cai, Judith Klein‐Seetharaman, Biochemistry	2001	96
Structural Features of the C-Terminal Domain of Bovine Rhodopsin: A Site-Directed Spin-Labeling Study<sup>,</sup> Ralf Langen, Kewen Cai, Christian Altenbach, Biochemistry	1999	87
Single-Cysteine Substitution Mutants at Amino Acid Positions 306−321 in Rhodopsin, the Sequence between the Cytoplasmic End of Helix VII and the Palmitoylation Sites: Sulfhydryl Reactivity and Transducin Activation Reveal a Tertiary Structure<sup>,</sup> Kewen Cai, Judith Klein‐Seetharaman, David Farrens, Biochemistry Protein ChemistryGt ActivationAldo-keto ReductaseBiochemistryProtein Folding	1999	68
Structure and Function in Rhodopsin: Effects of Disulfide Cross-Links in the Cytoplasmic Face of Rhodopsin on Transducin Activation and Phosphorylation by Rhodopsin Kinase<sup>,</sup> Kewen Cai, Judith Klein‐Seetharaman, John Hwa, Biochemistry	1999	65
Structure and function in rhodopsin: Topology of the C-terminal polypeptide chain in relation to the cytoplasmic loops Kewen Cai, Ralf Langen, Wayne L. Hubbell, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences	1997	59
Single-Cysteine Substitution Mutants at Amino Acid Positions 55−75, the Sequence Connecting the Cytoplasmic Ends of Helices I and II in Rhodopsin: Reactivity of the Sulfhydryl Groups and Their Derivatives Identifies a Tertiary Structure that Changes upon Light-Activation<sup>,</sup> Judith Klein‐Seetharaman, John Hwa, Kewen Cai, Biochemistry	1999	55

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