Stress-directed adaptive mutations and evolutionWRIGHT, Barbara E.Molecular microbiology (Print). 2004, Vol 52, Num 3, pp 643-650, issn 0950-382X, 8 p.Article

Increased transcription rates correlate with increased reversion rates in LeuB and ArgH escherichia coli auxotrophsREIMERS, Jacqueline M; SCHMIDT, Karen H; LONGACRE, Angelika et al.Microbiology (Reading). 2004, Vol 150, pp 1457-1466, issn 1350-0872, 10 p., 5Article

Kinetic models reveal the in vivo mechanisms of mutagenesis in microbes and manWRIGHT, Barbara E; SCHMIDT, Karen H; MINNICK, Michael F et al.Mutation research. Reviews in mutation research. 2013, Vol 752, Num 2, pp 129-137, issn 1383-5742, 9 p.Article

The roles of transcription and genotoxins underlying p53 mutagenesis in vivoWRIGHT, Barbara E; SCHMIDT, Karen H; HUNT, Aaron T et al.Carcinogenesis (New York. Print). 2011, Vol 32, Num 10, pp 1559-1567, issn 0143-3334, 9 p.Article

Secondary structures as predictors of mutation potential in the IacZ gene of Escherichia coliBURKALA, Evan; REIMERS, Jacqueline M; SCHMIDT, Karen H et al.Microbiology (Reading). 2007, Vol 153, pp 2180-2189, issn 1350-0872, 10 p., 7Article

The effect of promoter strength, supercoiling and secondary structure on mutation rates in Escherichia coliSCHMIDT, Karen H; REIMERS, Jacqueline M; WRIGHT, Barbara E et al.Molecular microbiology (Print). 2006, Vol 60, Num 5, pp 1251-1261, issn 0950-382X, 11 p.Article

Hypermutable bases in the p53 cancer gene are at vulnerable positions in DNA secondary structuresWRIGHT, Barbara E; REIMERS, Jacqueline M; SCHMIDT, Karen H et al.Cancer research (Baltimore). 2002, Vol 62, Num 20, pp 5641-5644, issn 0008-5472, 4 p.Article