1 P.R. Heenan, and T.T. Perkins, Biophysical Journal 115, (2018).
Thomas Perkins
First name
Thomas
Middle name
T.
Last name
Perkins
1 T.T. Perkins, D.E. Smith, and S.. Chu, Science 276, (1997).
1 T.T. Perkins, D.E. Smith, and S.. Chu, in Flexible Polymer Chains in Elongational Flow (Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 1999), pp. 283–334.
1 R.G. Larson, T.T. Perkins, D.E. Smith, and S.. Chu, in Flexible Polymer Chains in Elongational Flow (Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 1999), pp. 259–282.
1 T.T. Perkins, R.V. Dalal, P.G. Mitsis, and S.M. Block, Science 301, (2003).
1 T.T. Perkins, H.-W.. Li, R.V. Dalal, J.. Gelles, and S.M. Block, Biophysical Journal 86, (2004).
1 Y.. Seol, J.. Li, P.C. Nelson, T.T. Perkins, and M.D. Betterton, Biophysical Journal 93, (2007).
1 A.R. Carter, Y.. Seol, and T.T. Perkins, Biophysical Journal 96, (2009).
1 T.T. Perkins, and H.-W.. Li, in Methods in Molecular Biology, Spectroscopic Methods of Analysis (Humana Press, 2009), pp. 155–172.
1 D.. Jacobson, L.. Uyetake, and T.T. Perkins, Biophysical Journal 118, (2020).
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