| Name | Adamu Musa Muhammed |
| Affiliation | Theodor-Boveri-Institute (Biocenter)
Chair of Zoology I Cell and Developmental Biology |
| Street | Am Hubland |
| Zip Code | 97074 |
| City | Würzburg |
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| Section | Infection & Immunity |
| Title of Thesis Project | Development of African trypanosomes in vascularized human skin tissue models |
| Primary Supervisor | Prof. Dr. Markus Engstler |
| Member of Thesis Committee | Prof. Dr. Thomas Schmitt |
| Prof. Dr. Mark Carrington, University of Cambridge |
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Musa, M.A. and Huyop, F. (2018). In silico analysis of a Rhizobium sp. RC1 putative haloalkanoic permease sequence motif and classification. Malaysian Journal of Microbiology, 14(7): 680-690.
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Musa, M.A., Wahab, R.Ab. and Huyop, F. (2018). Homology modelling and in silico substrate-binding analysis of a Rhizobium sp. RC1 haloalkanoic acid permease. Biotechnology & Biotechnological Equipment, 32(1): 1-11.
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Musa, M.A. (2017). Haloaliphatic Pollutants Are Transported by Bacterial Transmembrane Proteins for Biodegradation: In Huyop, F. Z (Ed.), Microbial Degradation (pp. 1-51). Malaysia: Penerbit UTM Press. ISBN: 978-983-52-1378-6.
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| | Last update Publications 20.05.2022 |
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