Alessio Ciulli is affiliated with the University of Dundee in the United Kingdom. Their research primarily focuses on the intersection of biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology, contributing extensively to the understanding of molecular mechanisms in these fields.
The scientist has contributed 171 publications in the broad area of Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology, with significant overlap into Medicine through 70 publications. Subfields of their work include molecular biology (169 publications), oncology (47 publications), hematology (17 publications), organic chemistry (5 publications), and computational theory and mathematics (2 publications).
Key topics examined in their research emphasize protein degradation and inhibitors (152 publications), ubiquitin and proteasome pathways (114 publications), and peptidase inhibition and analysis (80 publications). Other topics include multiple myeloma research and treatments (34 publications), histone deacetylase inhibitors research (20 publications), chromatin remodeling and cancer (10 publications), and click chemistry and applications (10 publications).
They have published in a range of scientific journals, with frequent venues including:
Collaborations are a notable part of the scientist's work, with frequent co-authors being:
Representative recent papers illustrate the focal areas of their research:
Morgan S Gadd;Andrea Testa;Xavier Lucas;Kwok-Ho Chan
Michael Zengerle;Kwok-Ho Chan;Alessio Ciulli
Dennis L. Buckley;Inge Van Molle;Peter C. Gareiss;Hyun Seop Tae
William Farnaby;Manfred Koegl;Michael J. Roy;Claire Whitworth
Carles Galdeano;Morgan Stuart Gadd;Pedro Soares;Salvatore Scaffidi
Vittoria Zoppi;Vittoria Zoppi;Scott J. Hughes;Chiara Maniaci;Andrea Testa
Michael J Roy;Sandra Winkler;Scott J Hughes;Claire Whitworth
Tasuku Ishida;Alessio Ciulli
Dennis L. Buckley;Jeffrey L. Gustafson;Inge Van Molle;Anke G. Roth
Kwok Ho Chan;Michael Zengerle;Andrea Testa;Alessio Ciulli
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Chiara Maniaci;Scott J. Hughes;Andrea Testa;Wenzhang Chen
Julianty Frost;Carles Galdeano;Carles Galdeano;Pedro Soares;Morgan S. Gadd
Emil Bulatov;Alessio Ciulli
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Andrea Testa;Scott J. Hughes;Xavier Lucas;Xavier Lucas;Jane E. Wright
Satomi Imaide;Kristin M. Riching;Nikolai Makukhin;Vesna Vetma
Scott J. Hughes;Alessio Ciulli
Inge Van Molle;Andreas Thomann;Dennis L. Buckley;Ernest C. So
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Alessio Ciulli;Glyn Williams;Alison G. Smith;Tom L. Blundell
Teresa A. F. Cardote;Alessio Ciulli
Pedro Soares;Morgan S. Gadd;Julianty Frost;Carles Galdeano
Martin Philpott;Jing Yang;Tony Tumber;Oleg Fedorov
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