Hongye Sun

Most-cited papers

1. Ever-fluctuating single enzyme molecules: Michaelis-Menten equation revisited

   Brian P. English, Wei Min, A. V. van Oijen, K. Lee +5 more

   2006Nature Chemical Biology731 citations

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2. Selective Degradation of Oxidized Calmodulin by the 20 S Proteasome*

   D. Ferrington, Hongye Sun, K. Murray, Jessica Costa +3 more

   2001Journal of Biological Chemistry114 citations Open access

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3. Ordered and Cooperative Binding of Opposing Globular Domains of Calmodulin to the Plasma Membrane Ca-ATPase*

   Hongye Sun, T. Squier

   2000Journal of Biological Chemistry34 citations Open access

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4. Erratum: Ever-fluctuating single enzyme molecules: Michaelis-Menten equation revisited

   Brian P. English, Wei Min, A. V. van Oijen, K. Lee +5 more

   200628 citations Open access

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5. Real-time protein kinase assay.

   Hongye Sun, K. Low, S. Woo, R. Noble +4 more

   2005Analytical Chemistry24 citations

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6. Different conformational switches underlie the calmodulin-dependent modulation of calcium pumps and channels.

   C. Boschek, Hongye Sun, D. J. Bigelow, T. Squier

   2008Biochemistry16 citations

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7. Cytosolic Domain of Phospholamban Remains Associated with the Ca‐ATPase Following Phosphorylation by cAMP‐dependent Protein Kinasea

   S. Negash, Hongye Sun, Qing Yao, S. Goh +2 more

   1998Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences4 citations

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8. Ever-fluctuating single enzyme molecules English

   Brian P. English, Wei Min, A. V. van Oijen, K. Lee +5 more

   20190 citations

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9. Real-time fluorogenic kinase assay using protein as substrate.

   Hongye Sun, K. Mitchell, Linda G. Lee

   2010Analytical Biochemistry0 citations

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10. Profilage de proteases multiplex

    Hongye Sun, L. I. Greenfield, D. Bost

    20040 citations

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11. The cytosolic domain of phospholamban remains associated with the Ca-ATPase following phosphorylation by PKA

    S. Negash, Hongye Sun, Qing Yao, S. Goh +2 more

    19980 citations

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