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Single-molecule study of RecG activity at a 3-way DNA junction

HONG, Seok Cheol

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How a Macrophage Moves In Force Gradient: Tug-of-War in Micro World

HONG, Seok Cheol

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New hybrid technique unveils the mechanical details of the B-Z transition.

HONG, Seok Cheol

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Minute negative superhelicity is sufficient to induce the B-Z transition

HONG, Seok Cheol

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How can cisplatin be an effective anti-cancer drug?: a mechanistic picture of its mechanism revealed by a single DNA study

HONG, Seok Cheol

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Lipid rafts localization in macrophage driven by mechanical force

HONG, Seok Cheol

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High Performance Magnetic Tweezers for Study of Single Macromolecules

HONG, Seok Cheol

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single molecule investigation of the B-Z transition under mechanical control

HONG, Seok Cheol

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Single molecule investigation of the B-Z transition under mechanical control

HONG, Seok Cheol

대한민국

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Single-molecule kinetic study of H-DNA formation

HONG, Seok Cheol

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Single-molecule study of RecG activity at a 3-way DNA junction

How a Macrophage Moves In Force Gradient: Tug-of-War in Micro World

New hybrid technique unveils the mechanical details of the B-Z transition.

Minute negative superhelicity is sufficient to induce the B-Z transition

How can cisplatin be an effective anti-cancer drug?: a mechanistic picture of its mechanism revealed by a single DNA study

Lipid rafts localization in macrophage driven by mechanical force

High Performance Magnetic Tweezers for Study of Single Macromolecules

single molecule investigation of the B-Z transition under mechanical control

Single molecule investigation of the B-Z transition under mechanical control

Single-molecule kinetic study of H-DNA formation