G. T. Debelouchina

This study shows phosphorylation disrupts tau's ability to undergo phase separation and interact with chromatin, potentially contributing to nuclear dysfunction in Alzheimer's disease.

This study uses dynamic nuclear polarization to enhance NMR spectroscopy and reveals key protein-lipid interactions in the bacterial cell envelope of Yersinia pestis.

This study investigates how phosphorylation, ligand, and nucleic acid binding influence HP1's phase separation, revealing electrostatic interactions and conformational changes in its LLPS behavior.

This study semisynthesizes functional transmembrane proteins in GUVs using split intein-mediated ligation, demonstrating functional retention of PD-1 in reconstituted membranes.

This study uses MAS NMR to observe real-time structural and dynamic changes during the liquid-to-solid transition of FUS LC, revealing distinct final states and mutation effects.

This paper introduces a tetrazine-based DNP agent that selectively targets proteins with a UAA, enabling targeted DNP polarization in bacterial and mammalian cells.