F. Zhao

This paper uses cryoEM and next-generation sequencing to identify monoclonal antibodies from polyclonal sera and validate their antigen-binding properties.

The paper presents a method to identify SARS-CoV-2 Spike RBD escape mutants using yeast screening and provides associated resources.

This paper identifies the molecular mechanism by which SPIN*DOC inhibits Spindlin1's transcriptional coactivator activity through multivalent binding and competitive inhibition.

This study shows that Lkb1 is essential for maintaining vascular smooth muscle cell (VSMC) identity and function in mice, as its deletion leads to vascular abnormalities and aneurysm formation.

The paper develops a method to trace the geographic origin of quarantine insects using their gut microbiota, finding that microbiota diversity and composition correlate with geographic and environmental factors.

This study examines microbial community distribution in oil-production reservoirs, finding that environmental variation and diffusion-limited transfer shape distinct communities in different sections.

This study uses electrochemical methods to analyze extracellular electron transfer in E. coli, showing enhanced current production with vitamin K3 and partial direct electron transfer in biofilms.

This study shows that miRNA-223 inhibits gallstone formation in mice by targeting ABCG5 and ABCG8, key transporters in the bile cholesterol secretion pathway.

This study shows auxin guides germ cell specification in Arabidopsis anthers by creating a centripetal gradient that is essential for GC initiation and patterning.

The paper identifies IGHV3-53 as a common VH gene for SARS-CoV-2 neutralizing antibodies and determines its structural basis for binding the RBD.

This study develops a 3D in vitro organoid model of woven bone formation using human bone marrow stromal cells, demonstrating osteoblast and osteocyte co-culture and mineralization.

This study rapidly identifies potent SARS-CoV-2 neutralizing antibodies and demonstrates their protective efficacy in an animal model.

This study shows that scaffold pore geometry and dynamic mechanical cues influence osteoblast differentiation and bone-like tissue formation in vitro.

This paper uses deep learning to improve structured illumination microscopy, reducing image requirements and enabling low-light, high-speed super-resolution imaging.

This study shows that myocardial infarction causes systemic bone loss in mice, which is partially prevented by β3-adrenergic receptor antagonist treatment.

This paper demonstrates a plasmonic platform using NIR light to generate microbubbles for directed assembly and concentration of micro/nanoparticles, cells, and vesicles.

This paper identifies aCPSF1 as the first general transcription termination factor in Archaea, revealing its cleavage-dependent termination mechanism and evolutionary relationship to eukaryotic processes.

This study maps polyclonal antibody responses in non-human primates vaccinated with HIV Env trimer subunit vaccines and identifies epitopes associated with neutralization breadth.

This paper introduces a method for preparing high-yield monolayer graphene cryo-EM grids that improve resolution and protein density for cryo-EM studies.

The paper was withdrawn due to inaccurate descriptions of other techniques in the manuscript.

The paper develops a light-driven population model to examine how light-dependent life history traits of Prochlorococcus and cyanophage influence population dynamics, finding that light-dependent adsorption improves model fits but lysis saturation at high virus-to-cell ratios also plays a key role.

This study develops a finite element model of bilateral human semicircular canals to analyze cupular expansion and deflection during head rotation, showing their mechanical roles in vestibular function.

This study shows that xyloglucan homeostasis and microtubule dynamics work together to maintain meristem geometry and phyllotaxis in Arabidopsis.

This study maps chromatin changes and single-cell immune profiles during ibrutinib treatment in CLL, identifying a shared regulatory program and patient-specific response dynamics.

The paper shows that historical migration diversity predicts higher smiling, laughter, and positive emotions globally and within the U.S., even after controlling for current diversity and economic factors.

This study shows that peripherally-induced regulatory T cells (pTregs) are crucial for preventing autoimmune diabetes in NOD mice by modulating disease risk.