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Carl Schiltz

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2014-2019 Molecular Medicine Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, United States 
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Joshua S. Chappie grad student 2014-2019 Cornell
 (BMCB Graduate Program)

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Adams MC, Schiltz CJ, Sun J, et al. (2024) The crystal structure of bacteriophage λ RexA provides novel insights into the DNA binding properties of Rex-like phage exclusion proteins. Nucleic Acids Research
Schiltz CJ, Wilson JR, Hosford CJ, et al. (2022) Polerovirus N-terminal readthrough domain structures reveal molecular strategies for mitigating virus transmission by aphids. Nature Communications. 13: 6368
Adams MC, Schiltz CJ, Heck ML, et al. (2021) Crystal structure of the potato leafroll virus coat protein and implications for viral assembly. Journal of Structural Biology. 214: 107811
Thomason LC, Schiltz CJ, Court C, et al. (2021) Bacteriophage λ RexA and RexB Functions Assist the Transition from Lysogeny to Lytic Growth. Molecular Microbiology
Bosire EM, Eade CR, Schiltz CJ, et al. (2020) Diffusible signal factors act through AraC-type transcriptional regulators as chemical cues to repress virulence of enteric pathogens Infection and Immunity
Schiltz CJ, Adams MC, Chappie JS. (2020) The full-length structure of Thermus scotoductus OLD defines the ATP hydrolysis properties and catalytic mechanism of Class 1 OLD family nucleases. Nucleic Acids Research. 48: 2762-2776
Schiltz CJ, Adams MC, Chappie JS. (2020) The full-length structure of Thermus scotoductus OLD defines the ATP hydrolysis properties and catalytic mechanism of Class 1 OLD family nucleases. Nucleic Acids Research
Schiltz CJ, Lee A, Partlow EA, et al. (2019) Structural characterization of Class 2 OLD family nucleases supports a two-metal catalysis mechanism for cleavage. Nucleic Acids Research
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