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Ian Miller

Saint Louis University

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Reza DastvaniD· 2 shared Samantha L. GiesiD· 2 shared Tianqi WuiD· 2 shared Ahmed Shubbar· 1 shared Alessandro UstioneiD· 1 shared Chen Kong· 1 shared David W. PistoniD· 1 shared Kevin L. JagessariD· 1 shared

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Dimer opening enables brain-type creatine kinase to sense membrane curvature

Samantha L. Gies, Nolan McLaughlin, Orianna H. Kou, Ahmed Shubbar, Chen Kong, Tianqi Wu, Sana Khan, Alessandro Ustione, Ian Miller, David W. Piston, Mahmoud Moradi, Michael L. Gross, Wade F. Zeno, Reza Dastvan

This study identifies dimer opening in CK-BB as a mechanism for sensing membrane curvature and regulating ATP regeneration under acidic conditions and substrate binding.

bioRxiv · Sep 22, 2026 · PreprintBiophysics

Proton-coupled alternating access in a versatile mycobacterial Spns drug transporter

Kevin L. Jagessar, Samantha L. Gies, Tianqi Wu, Ian Miller, Khadijeh Dastvan, Reza Dastvan

The paper investigates the mechanism of proton-coupled transport in the mycobacterial Spns transporter using spectroscopy, modeling, and mutagenesis, revealing how protonation and substrate binding influence conformational states and transport directionality.

bioRxiv · Jul 6, 2026 · PreprintBiophysics