James M. Stewart
Graduate Student 2003-2009
stejm@u.washington.edu
Ph.D. Chemistry, 2009
University of Washington, Seattle, WA
Thesis: The use of 13C Carbonyl labeled Residues to Develop and Refine Site-Specific NMR Secondary Structure Analysis Techniques
M.S. Chemistry, 2006
University of Washington
B.S. Chemistry, 2003
Rhodes College, Memphis, TN
Publications
JM Stewart, JC Lin, NH Andersen Lysine and Arginine Residues Do Not Increase the Helicity of Alanine-rich Peptide Helices Chemical Communications 39 2008 4765-4767.
KA Olsen, RM Fesinmeyer, JM Stewart, NH Andersen Hairpin Folding Rates Reflect Mutations Within and Remote from the Turn Region Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, USA 102 2005 15483-15487.