Halie J. Booth Source Confirmed

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Hendrix College

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1 pubs

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Molecular Biology Techniques and Applications Genomics and Phylogenetic Studies DNA Repair Mechanisms Protein Structure and Dynamics

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Halie J. Booth's research investigates the function of unique proteins, specifically focusing on the DNA ligase (LIGK) in bdelloid rotifers. This work contributes to understanding molecular biology techniques and applications, particularly within the realm of genetics and phylogenetics. Booth's recent publication highlights activity in this area.

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  • Publications: 1

Selected Publications

  • Investigating the function of a unique DNA ligase (LIGK) in bdelloid rotifers (2022) DOI

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