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A. Rahmani

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Astigmatism-based focus stabilisation with universal objective lens compatibility, extended operating range and nanometre precision

A. Rahmani, T. Cox, A. Thamaravelil Abhimanue Achary, A. Ponjavic

This paper introduces a beam-based focus stabilisation method using astigmatism, compatible with various objective lenses and offering nanometre precision and extended operating range.

bioRxiv · Jan 15, 2024Biophysics

Increased beta2-adrenergic signaling is a targetable stimulus essential for bone healing by promoting callus neovascularization

D. Jahn, P. R. Knapstein, E. Otto, P. Köhli, J. Sevecke, F. Graef, C. Graffmann, M. Fuchs, S. Jiang, M. Rickert, C. Erdmann, J. Appelt, L. Revend, Q. Küttner, J. Witte, , J. Keller

This study identifies beta2-adrenergic signaling as a key driver of bone healing by enhancing callus neovascularization, with implications for therapeutic strategies and the risks of beta-blockers.

bioRxiv · Jul 14, 2023Cell Biology

Structure of the Lysinibacillus sphaericus Tpp49Aa1 pesticidal protein elucidated from natural crystals using MHz-SFX

L. J. Williamson, M. Galchenkova, H. L. Best, R. J. Bean, A. Munke, S. Awel, G. Pena, J. Knoska, R. Schubert, K. Doerner, H.-W. Park, D. K. Bideshi, A. Henkel, V. Kremling, B. Klopprogge, , D. Oberthur

This paper determines the structure of Tpp49Aa1 using MHz-SFX and investigates its interaction with Cry48Aa1, expanding its known target range to include additional mosquito species.

bioRxiv · Jan 14, 2022 · PreprintBiochemistry