RNA Helicases
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RNA Helicases are key enzymes that are involved in all aspects of RNA metabolism. This volume provides the first comprehensive and systematic overview of biology, mechanism, and structure of RNA helicases. Research on RNA helicases takes place in many different fields from cell and developmental biology to mechanistic enzymology and structural biology. This book integrates the knowledge of these diverse fields into one valuable resource - an informative overview of the entire class of enzymes. Individual chapters that focus on each family of RNA helicases are written by experts in the…mehr

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RNA Helicases are key enzymes that are involved in all aspects of RNA metabolism. This volume provides the first comprehensive and systematic overview of biology, mechanism, and structure of RNA helicases. Research on RNA helicases takes place in many different fields from cell and developmental biology to mechanistic enzymology and structural biology. This book integrates the knowledge of these diverse fields into one valuable resource - an informative overview of the entire class of enzymes. Individual chapters that focus on each family of RNA helicases are written by experts in the respective fields and all chapters are systematically integrated. The reader is guided by a didactic introductory chapter. The main strengths of the book - the combination of systematics and details make this volume a key reference for academics, advanced students, researchers and professionals working in or joining fields where RNA helicases play important roles.
Autorenporträt
Eckhard Jankowsky is Associate Professor of Biochemistry and Physics at the Case Western Reserve University, Ohio, USA. He received his MS in Chemistry and PhD in Chemistry and Biochemistry from the Dresden University of Technology in Germany. He then went to Columbia University, New York, as a post-doctoral research fellow in the Department of Biochemisty and Molecular Biophysics. Subsequent to that, he became a Visiting Scholar in the Department of Physics at Stanford University, California, before his appointment as Associate Professor of Biochemistry and Physics in the Department of Biochemistry and the Center for RNA Molecular Biology at Case Western Reserve University. His honours and awards include: the Curt Engelhorn Postdoctoral Fellowship (awarded by the German Cancer Research Center) in 1997, the Damon Runyon Scholar Award (Lallage Feazel Wall Scholar) in 2003 and the Burroughs Wellcome Investigator Award (Investigator in the Pathogenesis of Infectious Disease) in 2007. He is also the author of numerous book and journal articles.