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Sudip Kundu

Researcher at University of Calcutta

Publications -  63
Citations -  927

Sudip Kundu is an academic researcher from University of Calcutta. The author has contributed to research in topics: Protein folding & Ribosomal protein. The author has an hindex of 14, co-authored 60 publications receiving 810 citations.

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Sequence directed flexibility of DNA and the role of cross-strand hydrogen bonds.

TL;DR: The computations reveal that the rigidity of a given DNA sequence is controlled by its ability to form cross-strand bifurcated hydrogen bonds between the successive base pairs.
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Regulatory Cross-Talks and Cascades in Rice Hormone Biosynthesis Pathways Contribute to Stress Signaling

TL;DR: Analysis of CREs, associated with differentially expressed hormone biosynthesis related genes in rice leaf under Magnaporthe oryzae attack and drought stress, enabled us to obtain insights about cross-talk among hormone biosynthetic pathways at the transcriptional level and identified some master transcription regulators that co-ordinate different hormones biosynthesis pathways under stress.
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Topology and Oligomerization of Mono- and Oligomeric Proteins Regulate Their Half-Lives in the Cell

TL;DR: The influence of native topology of monomeric and sequestration of oligomeric proteins into multimeric complexes in yeast, human, and mouse is assessed to find additional structural constraints that regulate protein half-life in the cell.
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Analysis of phylogeny and codon usage bias and relationship of GC content, amino acid composition with expression of the structural nif genes

TL;DR: Overall, the results provide a comprehensive analysis on the evolutionary relationship of the three structural nif genes, nifK,nifD and nifH, respectively, in the context of codon usage bias, GC content relationship and amino acid composition of the encoded proteins and exploration of crucial statistical method for the analysis of positive data with non-constant variance to identify the shape factors ofcodon adaptation index.
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Reconstruction of Oryza sativa indica Genome Scale Metabolic Model and Its Responses to Varying RuBisCO Activity, Light Intensity, and Enzymatic Cost Conditions.

TL;DR: Simulations under different enzymatic cost conditions revealed participation of peroxisomal glutathione-ascorbate cycle in photorespiratory H2O2 metabolism, and metabolic flexibility, involving photorespiration, chloroplastic triose phosphate and the dicarboxylate transporters of the chloroplast and mitochondrion for redox and ATP exchanges across the intracellular compartments.