Sergey Korolev, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Research
Structure-functional studies of DNA recombination, replication and repair proteins.
Research Interests
Our lab studies the mechanism of protein function at the atomic resolution level utilizing X-ray crystallography and biochemical approaches. The main focus is recombination mediator proteins (RMPs), which are essential for genome stability and DNA repair in all organisms.
Publications
Recent
Advances in structural studies of recombination mediator proteins
Korolev S
| Biophys. Chem.
Erratum to: The loop-less â„¢Cdc34 E2 mutant defective polyubiquitination in vitro and
in vivo supports yeast growth in a manner dependent on Ubp14 and Cka2
Lass A, Cocklin R, Scaglione KM, Skowyra M, Korolev S, Goebl M and Skowyra D
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A MUB E2 structure reveals E1 selectivity between cognate ubiquitin E2s in eukaryotes
Lu X, Malley KR, Brenner CC, Koroleva O, Korolev S and Downes BP
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Rous sarcoma virus synaptic complex capable of concerted integration is kinetically
trapped by human immunodeficiency virus integrase strand transfer inhibitors
Pandey KK, Bera S, Korolev S, Campbell M, Yin Z, Aihara H and Grandgenett DP
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High resolution crystal structure of human β-glucuronidase reveals structural basis
of lysosome targeting
Hassan MI, Waheed A, Grubb JH, Klei HE, Korolev S and Sly WS
| PLoS ONE