Biography and Research Information
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Danna Santiago's research focuses on the study of RNA thermometers, specifically their presence and function upstream of ABC transporter genes in bacteria. Her work has led to publications identifying and validating ROSE-like RNA thermometers within the 5'-UTRs of these genes. Santiago has contributed two publications to the scientific literature and has accumulated four citations, with an h-index of 1. Her research collaborations include work with Michael A Hannani and Michael Abdelsayed, both affiliated with the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, with whom she shares multiple publications.
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- h-index: 1
- Publications: 2
- Citations: 4
Selected Publications
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Abstract 1320 Discovery and Validation of ROSE-like RNA Thermometers in the 5'-UTRs of ABC Transporter Genes (2024)
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- RNA thermometers are widespread upstream of ABC transporter genes in bacteria
- Abstract 1320 Discovery and Validation of ROSE-like RNA Thermometers in the 5'-UTRs of ABC Transporter Genes
- RNA thermometers are widespread upstream of ABC transporter genes in bacteria
- Abstract 1320 Discovery and Validation of ROSE-like RNA Thermometers in the 5'-UTRs of ABC Transporter Genes
- RNA thermometers are widespread upstream of ABC transporter genes in bacteria
- Abstract 1320 Discovery and Validation of ROSE-like RNA Thermometers in the 5'-UTRs of ABC Transporter Genes
- RNA thermometers are widespread upstream of ABC transporter genes in bacteria
- Abstract 1320 Discovery and Validation of ROSE-like RNA Thermometers in the 5'-UTRs of ABC Transporter Genes
- Abstract 1320 Discovery and Validation of ROSE-like RNA Thermometers in the 5'-UTRs of ABC Transporter Genes
- RNA thermometers are widespread upstream of ABC transporter genes in bacteria
- RNA thermometers are widespread upstream of ABC transporter genes in bacteria
- RNA thermometers are widespread upstream of ABC transporter genes in bacteria
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