R. H. G. Baxter

This study investigates how specific mutations in the DNA-binding domain of FOXO1 affect its folding stability using experimental and computational methods, finding that mutations like L183P and L183R significantly destabilize the protein structure.

This paper identifies CLIPC9 as a key serine protease required for melanization in Anopheles gambiae, showing its regulation by CLIP-SPHs and SRPN2.

This study characterizes the structure and glycan specificity of CTL4 and CTLMA2 in Anopheles mosquitoes, showing their role in modulating Plasmodium infection through disulfide bonding and sugar binding.

This paper investigates how allelic variation in TEP1 affects its stability and interaction with LRIM1/APL1C, revealing that conformational changes regulate complex formation and immune function in Anopheles gambiae.