Monique Mulder

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Leiden University Medical Center

Netherlands

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Monique Mulder is an Associate Professor at Leiden University Medical Center in the Netherlands. Her research primarily focuses on structural biology, ubiquitin-related proteins, and the development of chemical tools for protein study, as highlighted in her recent articles on HECT E3 ligases and covalent inhibitors. She is also engaged in advancing methodologies for detecting protein-drug interactions and exploring novel reactions in chemical biology.

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Probing into the mechanisms of E3 ligases to propel therapeutic intervention strategies

Open Date: 2022-11-01

Close Date: 2027-10-31

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Deciphering the role of the ubiquitin proteasome system in Huntington Disease

Open Date: 2019-01-01

Close Date: 2020-06-01

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Ontcijferen van de rol van het ubiquitine proteasoom systeem in de ziekte van Huntington

Open Date: 2018-09-01

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Peter van Veelen

Leiden University Medical Center

NETHERLANDS

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Sander Roet

Utrecht University

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Bharath Sampadi

Leiden University Medical Center

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Daniel Horn-Ghetko

Max-Planck-Institut für biophysikalische Chemie

GERMANY

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TRIP12 structures reveal HECT E3 formation of K29 linkages and branched ubiquitin chains

Advancing the Exploration of the Ubiquitin‐like Protein FUBI with Synthetic Chemical Tools

Structural basis for the human SENP5’s SUMO isoform discrimination

Expanding Chemical Probe Space: Quality Criteria for Covalent and Degrader Probes

Technologies for Direct Detection of Covalent Protein–Drug Adducts

A high-field cellular DNP-supported solid-state NMR approach to study proteins with sub-cellular specificity

A Comprehensive Guide for Assessing Covalent Inhibition in Enzymatic Assays Illustrated with Kinetic Simulations

Sequence and structural variations determining the recruitment of WNK kinases to the KLHL3 E3 ligase

Exploring the Versatility of the Covalent Thiol–Alkyne Reaction with Substituted Propargyl Warheads: A Deciding Role for the Cysteine Protease

Exploring the Versatility of the Covalent Thiol-Alkyne Reaction with Substituted Propargyl Warheads: A Deciding Role for the Cysteine Protease

Ubiquitin ligation to F-box protein targets by SCF–RBR E3–E3 super-assembly

Ubiquitin ligation to F-box protein targets by SCF-RBR E3-E3 super-assembly

Highly Specialized Ubiquitin-Like Modifications: Shedding Light into the UFM1 Enigma

Collaborators (4)

Peter van Veelen

Sander Roet

Bharath Sampadi

Daniel Horn-Ghetko

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