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Aurélien A. Grob

Max Planck Institute of Neurobiology

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Alexander David CameroniD· 1 shared Alison J. BarkeriD· 1 shared Criska Yuanting Li· 1 shared Deborah H. BrothertoniD· 1 shared Herwig BaieriD· 1 shared Leah RepaiD· 1 shared Oliver BecksteiniD· 1 shared Oliver Huxley· 1 shared

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Structural insight into sodium-dependent bile acid transport by members of the SLC10 family

Criska Yuanting Li, Aurélien A. Grob, Leah Repa, Oliver Huxley, Deborah H. Brotherton, Patrick Becker, Ruby Dadzie, Oliver Beckstein, Alexander David Cameron

The paper investigates the structural differences between human and bacterial SLC10 family transporters, revealing that a pore is not common to the family and highlighting lipid interactions in bile acid transport.

Structure · Aug 3, 2026Peer-reviewedBiochemistry

Detection of whole-field luminance changes by superficial interneurons in the zebrafish tectum

Alison J. Barker, Thomas O. Helmbrecht, Aurélien A. Grob, Herwig Baier

The paper investigates the functional properties of zebrafish tectal superficial interneurons (SINs) using imaging and electrophysiology, revealing their response to luminance changes and potential roles in visual processing.

The Journal of Comparative Neurology · Dec 5, 2020Peer-reviewedNeuroscience