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Masters, K. M., Parkhurst, K. M., and Parkhurst, L. J. (2003) “Native human TATA binding protein simultaneously binds and bends promoter DNA without a slow isomerization step or TFIIB requirement.” J. Biol. Chem. 278, 31685-31690
Parkhurst, L. J. Distance Parameters Derived from Time Resolved FRET Measurements and Their Use in Structural Interpretations of Thermodynamic Quantities Associated with Protein-DNA Interactions. In Methods in Enzymology, G. Ackers, ed.
Matheson, I., Parkhurst, L. J., and DeSa, R. J. Efficient Integration of Kinetic Differential Equation Sets Using Matrix Exponentiation. In Methods in Enzymology, M. Johnson, ed.
Hardwidge, P. R., Parkhurst, K. M., Parkhurst, L. J., and Maher, L. J., 3rd (2003). Reflections on apparent DNA bending by charge variants of bZIP proteins. Biopolymers 69, 110-7.
Parkhurst, L. J., Parkhurst, K. M., Powell, R., Wu, J., and Williams, S. (2002). Time-resolved fluorescence resonance energy transfer studies of DNA bending in double-stranded oligonucleotides and in DNA-protein complexes. Biopolymers 61, 180-200.
Hardwidge, P. R., Wu, J., Williams, S. L., Parkhurst, K. M., Parkhurst, L. J., and Maher, L. J., 3rd (2002). DNA bending by bZIP charge variants: a unified study using electrophoretic phasing and fluorescence resonance energy transfer. Biochemistry 41, 7732-42.
Powell, R.M., Parkhurst, K.M., and Parkhurst, L.J., "Comparison of TATA-binding Protein Recognition of a Variant and Consensus Promoters", J. Biol. Chemistry 2002, in press.
Powell, R.M., Parkhurst, K.M., Brenowitz, M., and Parkhurst, L.J., "Marked Stepwise Differences within a Common Kinetic Mechanism Characterize TATA-binding Protein Interactions with Two Consensus Promoters", J. Biol. Chemistry 2001, 276(32), 29782-29791.
Wu, J., Parkhurst, K.M., Powell, R.M., Brenowitz, M., and Parkhurst, L.J., "DNA Bends in Solution TBP-TATA Complexes are DNA Sequence Dependent", J. Biol. Chemistry 2001, 276(18), 14614-14622.
Wu, J., Parkhurst, K.M., Powell, R.M., and Parkhurst, L.J., "DNA Sequence-Dependent Differences in TBP-Induced DNA Bending in Solution are Highly Sensitive to Osmolytes", J. Biol. Chemistry 2001, 276(18), 14623-14627.
Parkhurst, K.M., Richards, R.M., Brenowitz, M., and Parkhurst, L.J., "Intermediate Species Possessing Bent DNA are Present Along the Pathway to Formation of a Final TBP-TATA Complex", J. Mol. Biol. 1999, 289, 1327-1341.
Parkhurst, K.M., Brenowitz, M., and Parkhurst, L.J., "Simultaneous Binding and Bending of Promoter DNA by the TATA Binding Protein: Real Time Kinetic Measurements", Biochemistry 1996, 35, 7459-7465.
Parkhurst, K.M. and Parkhurst, L.J., "Detection of Point Mutations in DNA by Fluorescence Energy Transfer", Journal of Biomedical Optics 1996, 1(4), 1-7.
Parkhurst, K.M. and Parkhurst, L.J., "Kinetic Studies by Fluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer Employing a Double-Labeled Oligonucleotide: Hybridization to the Oligonucleotide Complement and to Single-Stranded DNA", Biochemistry 1995, 34, 285-292.
Parkhurst, K.M. and Parkhurst, L.J., "Donor-Acceptor Distance Distributions in a Double-Labeled Fluorescent Oligonucleotide Both as A Single Strand and in Duplexes", Biochemistry 1995, 34, 293-300.
Parkhurst, L.J. and Parkhurst, K.M., "Changes in the End-to-End Distance Distribution in an Oligonucleotide Following Hybridization", SPIE 1994, 2137, 475-483.

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