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Susan Daniel
Susan Daniel
Fred H. Rhodes Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Cornell University
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Fast drop movements resulting from the phase change on a gradient surface
S Daniel, MK Chaudhury, JC Chen
Science 291 (5504), 633-636, 2001
11442001
Coronavirus membrane fusion mechanism offers a potential target for antiviral development
T Tang, M Bidon, JA Jaimes, GR Whittaker, S Daniel
Antiviral research 178, 104792, 2020
8552020
Rectified motion of liquid drops on gradient surfaces induced by vibration
S Daniel, MK Chaudhury
Langmuir 18 (9), 3404-3407, 2002
3812002
Vibration-actuated drop motion on surfaces for batch microfluidic processes
S Daniel, MK Chaudhury, PG De Gennes
Langmuir 21 (9), 4240-4248, 2005
3632005
Single ion-channel recordings using glass nanopore membranes
RJ White, EN Ervin, T Yang, X Chen, S Daniel, PS Cremer, HS White
Journal of the American Chemical Society 129 (38), 11766-11775, 2007
3172007
Ratcheting motion of liquid drops on gradient surfaces
S Daniel, S Sircar, J Gliem, MK Chaudhury
Langmuir 20 (10), 4085-4092, 2004
2752004
Influenza virus-mediated membrane fusion: determinants of hemagglutinin fusogenic activity and experimental approaches for assessing virus fusion
BS Hamilton, GR Whittaker, S Daniel
Viruses 4 (7), 1144-1168, 2012
2462012
The SARS-CoV fusion peptide forms an extended bipartite fusion platform that perturbs membrane order in a calcium-dependent manner
AL Lai, JK Millet, S Daniel, JH Freed, GR Whittaker
Journal of molecular biology 429 (24), 3875-3892, 2017
2252017
Functional evaluation of the P681H mutation on the proteolytic activation of the SARS-CoV-2 variant B. 1.1. 7 (Alpha) spike
B Lubinski, MHV Fernandes, L Frazier, T Tang, S Daniel, DG Diel, ...
Iscience 25 (1), 2022
204*2022
Proteolytic activation of SARS-CoV-2 spike at the S1/S2 boundary: potential role of proteases beyond furin
T Tang, JA Jaimes, MK Bidon, MR Straus, S Daniel, GR Whittaker
ACS Infectious Diseases 7 (2), 264-272, 2021
1552021
Double cushions preserve transmembrane protein mobility in supported bilayer systems
AJ Diaz, F Albertorio, S Daniel, PS Cremer
Langmuir 24 (13), 6820-6826, 2008
1362008
Ca2+ Ions Promote Fusion of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus with Host Cells and Increase Infectivity
MR Straus, T Tang, AL Lai, A Flegel, M Bidon, JH Freed, S Daniel, ...
Journal of virology 94 (13), 10.1128/jvi. 00426-20, 2020
1292020
Ionic conductivity of the aqueous layer separating a lipid bilayer membrane and a glass support
RJ White, B Zhang, S Daniel, JM Tang, EN Ervin, PS Cremer, HS White
Langmuir 22 (25), 10777-10783, 2006
1282006
Biomimetic ratcheting motion of a soft, slender, sessile gel
L Mahadevan, S Daniel, MK Chaudhury
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 101 (1), 23-26, 2004
1172004
Membrane protein mobility and orientation preserved in supported bilayers created directly from cell plasma membrane blebs
MJ Richards, CY Hsia, RR Singh, H Haider, J Kumpf, T Kawate, S Daniel
Langmuir 32 (12), 2963-2974, 2016
1142016
Condensation on surface energy gradient shifts drop size distribution toward small drops
AM Macner, S Daniel, PH Steen
Langmuir 30 (7), 1788-1798, 2014
962014
Supported lipid bilayer assembly on PEDOT: PSS films and transistors
Y Zhang, S Inal, CY Hsia, M Ferro, M Ferro, S Daniel, RM Owens
Advanced Functional Materials 26 (40), 7304-7313, 2016
932016
Single particle assay of coronavirus membrane fusion with proteinaceous receptor-embedded supported bilayers
DA Costello, JK Millet, CY Hsia, GR Whittaker, S Daniel
Biomaterials 34 (32), 7895-7904, 2013
932013
Calcium ions directly interact with the Ebola virus fusion peptide to promote structure–function changes that enhance infection
L Nathan, AL Lai, JK Millet, MR Straus, JH Freed, GR Whittaker, S Daniel
ACS infectious diseases 6 (2), 250-260, 2019
912019
Effect of roughness geometry on wetting and dewetting of rough PDMS surfaces
M Kanungo, S Mettu, KY Law, S Daniel
Langmuir 30 (25), 7358-7368, 2014
902014
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