Marlies Müller‐Frohne

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Also Known As

M. Muller-Frohne, Marlies MÜller‐Frohne, Marlies Müller-Frohne, Marlies Müller‐Frohne

Publications

340

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Marlies Müller‐Frohne is an author at Max Delbrück Center specializing in biophotonics, molecular biology, and biosynthesis.

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	1	1	35
2	Biochemistry	1	1	27
3	Molecular Biology	1	1	35
4	Pharmacology	1	1	27
5	Biophysics	1	1	35

Marlies Müller‐Frohne

Publications

327

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Trifluoroethanol‐induced conformational transitions of proteins: Insights gained from the differences between α‐lactalbumin and ribonuclease A Klaus Gast, Dietrich Zirwer, Marlies Müller‐Frohne, Protein Science	1999	117
Compactness of the kinetic molten globule of bovineα‐lactalbumin: A dynamic light scattering study Klaus Gast, Dietrich Zirwer, Marlies Müller‐Frohne, Protein Science	1998	56
Reduced‐denatured ribonuclease A is not in a compact state Angela Nöppert, Klaus Gast, Marlies Müller‐Frohne, FEBS Letters	1996	52
Stopped-flow dynamic light scattering as a method to monitor compaction during protein folding Klaus Gast, Angela Nöppert, Marlies Müller‐Frohne, European Biophysics Journal Protein FoldingBiophysical AspectMolecular BiologyBiophotonicsProtein Refolding	1997	35
Steroid 11ß-hydroxylation by a fungal microsomal cytochrome P450 G.-R. Jänig, Dagmar Pfeil, Marlies Müller‐Frohne, The Journal of Steroid Biochemistry and Molecular Biology BiosynthesisBiochemistrySecondary MetaboliteSteroid 11ß-HydroxylationPharmacology	1992	27
Ribonuclease T1 has different dimensions in the thermally and chemically denatured states: a dynamic light scattering study Klaus Gast, Dietrich Zirwer, Hilde Damaschun, FEBS Letters	1997	20
Cold denaturation of yeast phosphoglycerate kinase: which domain is more stable? Klaus Gast, Gregor Damaschun, Michel Desmadril, FEBS Letters	1995	20

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