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Diana G. Myles is affiliated with the University of California, Davis in the United States. Their academic profile indicates active engagement in research and scholarship within this institution.

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Best Publications

  • A potential fusion peptide and an integrin ligand domain in a protein active in sperm-egg fusion.

    Carl P. Blobel;Tyra G. Wolfsberg;Christoph W. Turck;Diana G. Myles

  • The ADAM gene family: surface proteins with adhesion and protease activity.

    Paul Primakoff;Diana G Myles

  • Mouse egg integrin alpha 6 beta 1 functions as a sperm receptor.

    Eduardo A. C. Almeida;A. P.J. Huovila;A. E. Sutherland;L. E. Stephens

  • ADAM, a widely distributed and developmentally regulated gene family encoding membrane proteins with a disintegrin and metalloprotease domain.

    Tyra G. Wolfsberg;Paul D. Straight;Robyn L. Gerena;Ari-Pekka J. Huovila

  • Penetration, adhesion, and fusion in mammalian sperm-egg interaction.

    Paul Primakoff;Diana G. Myles

  • A hyaluronidase activity of the sperm plasma membrane protein PH-20 enables sperm to penetrate the cumulus cell layer surrounding the egg.

    Ying Lin;Kimberly Mahan;William E Lathrop;Diana G. Myles

  • Fully effective contraception in male and female guinea pigs immunized with the sperm protein PH-20.

    Paul Primakoff;William Lathrop;Laura Woolman;Ann Cowan

  • Analysis of loss of adhesive function in sperm lacking cyritestin or fertilin beta.

    Hitoshi Nishimura;Chunghee Cho;Daniel R. Branciforte;Diana G. Myles

  • Cell adhesion and fertilization: steps in oocyte transport, sperm-zona pellucida interactions, and sperm-egg fusion.

    Prudence Talbot;Barry D. Shur;Diana G. Myles

  • Identification of a binding site in the disintegrin domain of fertilin required for sperm-egg fusion

    Diana G. Myles;Lida H. Kimmel;Carl P. Blobel;Judith M. White

  • A role for the migrating sperm surface antigen PH-20 in guinea pig sperm binding to the egg zona pellucida.

    P Primakoff;H Hyatt;D G Myles

  • A Role for the Disintegrin Domain of Cyritestin, a Sperm Surface Protein Belonging to the ADAM Family, in Mouse Sperm–Egg Plasma Membrane Adhesion and Fusion

    Ruiyong Yuan;Paul Primakoff;Diana G. Myles

  • Proteolytic processing of a protein involved in sperm-egg fusion correlates with acquisition of fertilization competence.

    C P Blobel;D G Myles;P Primakoff;J M White

  • The precursor region of a protein active in sperm-egg fusion contains a metalloprotease and a disintegrin domain: structural, functional, and evolutionary implications

    T G Wolfsberg;J F Bazan;C P Blobel;D G Myles

  • Normal Fertilization Occurs with Eggs Lacking the Integrin α6β1 and Is Cd9-Dependent

    Brent J. Miller;Elisabeth Georges-Labouesse;Paul Primakoff;Diana G. Myles

  • Evidence that proteolysis of the surface is an initial step in the mechanism of formation of sperm cell surface domains.

    B M Phelps;D E Koppel;P Primakoff;D G Myles

  • Oocyte CD9 is enriched on the microvillar membrane and required for normal microvillar shape and distribution

    Kathryn E. Runge;James E. Evans;Zhi Yong He;Surabhi Gupta

  • Why did the sperm cross the cumulus? To get to the oocyte. Functions of the sperm surface proteins PH-20 and fertilin in arriving at, and fusing with, the egg.

    Diana G. Myles;Paul Primakoff

  • cDNA cloning reveals the molecular structure of a sperm surface protein, PH-20, involved in sperm-egg adhesion and the wide distribution of its gene among mammals

    William E Lathrop;Ellen P. Carmichael;Diana G. Myles;Paul Primakoff

  • Restricted lateral diffusion of PH-20, a PI-anchored sperm membrane protein.

    Bonnie M. Phelps;Paul Primakoff;Dennis E. Koppel;Martin G. Low

Frequent Co-Authors

Paul Primakoff
Paul Primakoff University of California, Davis
Judith M. White
Judith M. White University of Virginia
James W. Overstreet
James W. Overstreet University of California, Davis
Carl P. Blobel
Carl P. Blobel Cornell University
Kenneth S. K. Tung
Kenneth S. K. Tung University of Virginia
Gary N. Cherr
Gary N. Cherr University of California, Davis
Claude Boucheix
Claude Boucheix University of Paris-Saclay
Jordan A. Kreidberg
Jordan A. Kreidberg Boston Children's Hospital
Cord Brakebusch
Cord Brakebusch University of Copenhagen
Kent L. McDonald
Kent L. McDonald University of California, Berkeley

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