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Peter Hans von Hippel

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University of Oregon, Eugene, OR, United States

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DNA transcription and replication

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http://chemistry.uoregon.edu/fac.html?vonHippel

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Parents

David Floyd Waugh	grad student	1956	MIT (Chemistry Tree)
(The nature of casein monomers and the reconstitution and clotting of casein micelles)

Children

John Newport	grad student		University of Oregon
David E. Draper	grad student	1977	University of Oregon (Chemistry Tree)
Kevin Scott Wilson	grad student	1988-1995	University of Oregon (Chemistry Tree)
Clarke R. Conant	grad student	2004	University of Oregon
Jim P. Goodarzi	grad student	2004	University of Oregon
Julia R. Widom	grad student	2013	University of Oregon
Carol A. Gross	post-doc		University of Oregon (Chemistry Tree)
Thomas Schleich	post-doc	1969	University of Oregon (Chemistry Tree)
Stephen C. Kowalczykowski	post-doc	1981	University of Oregon (Chemistry Tree)
David George Bear	post-doc	1978-1982	University of Oregon
Dorothy A. Erie	post-doc	1988-1992	University of Oregon (Chemistry Tree)
Karsten Rippe	post-doc	1992-1994	University of Oregon (Chemistry Tree)
William B. Lott	post-doc	1995-1998	University of Oregon, Eugene (Chemistry Tree)
Paola Pietroni	post-doc	1995-2008	University of Oregon (Chemistry Tree)
Patrick J Herbert	post-doc	2019-2022	University of Oregon (Chemistry Tree)

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Maurer J, Albrecht CS, von Hippel PH, et al. (2025) Site-specific free energy surface parameters from single-molecule fluorescence measurements of exciton-coupled (iCy3)2 dimer probes positioned at DNA replication fork junctions. Nucleic Acids Research. 53
Maurer J, Albrecht CS, Herbert P, et al. (2024) Studies of DNA breathing in exciton-coupled (iCy3) dimer-labeled DNA constructs by polarization-sweep single-molecule fluorescence (PS-SMF) microscopy. Proceedings of Spie--the International Society For Optical Engineering. 12863
Albrecht CS, Scatena LF, von Hippel PH, et al. (2024) Two-photon excitation two-dimensional fluorescence spectroscopy (2PE-2DFS) of the fluorescent nucleobase 6-MI. Proceedings of Spie--the International Society For Optical Engineering. 12863
Marcus AH, Matsika S, Heussman D, et al. (2024) Spectroscopic approaches for studies of site-specific DNA base and backbone "breathing" using exciton-coupled dimer-labeled DNA. Arxiv
Maurer J, Albrecht CS, Herbert P, et al. (2023) Studies of DNA 'Breathing' by Polarization-Sweep Single-Molecule Fluorescence Microscopy of Exciton-Coupled (iCy3) Dimer-Labeled DNA Fork Constructs. The Journal of Physical Chemistry. B
Heussman D, Enkhbaatar L, Sorour MI, et al. (2023) Using transition density models to interpret experimental optical spectra of exciton-coupled cyanine (iCy3)2 dimer probes of local DNA conformations at or near functional protein binding sites. Nucleic Acids Research
Marcus AH, Heussman D, Maurer J, et al. (2022) Studies of Local DNA Backbone Conformation and Conformational Disorder Using Site-Specific Exciton-Coupled Dimer Probe Spectroscopy. Annual Review of Physical Chemistry
Heussman D, Kittell J, von Hippel PH, et al. (2022) Temperature-dependent local conformations and conformational distributions of cyanine dimer labeled single-stranded-double-stranded DNA junctions by 2D fluorescence spectroscopy. The Journal of Chemical Physics. 156: 045101
Israels B, Albrecht CS, Dang A, et al. (2021) Submillisecond Conformational Transitions of Short Single-Stranded DNA Lattices by Photon Correlation Single-Molecule Förster Resonance Energy Transfer. The Journal of Physical Chemistry. B
Beyerle ER, Dinpajooh M, Ji H, et al. (2021) Dinucleotides as simple models of the base stacking-unstacking component of DNA 'breathing' mechanisms. Nucleic Acids Research

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