Y. Chang

The paper constructs a genome-scale fungal phylogeny using 1,644 species and multiple data matrices, finding robust relationships and identifying taxonomic discrepancies.

This study identifies the molecular mechanism by which CheY-P controls rotational switching of the bacterial flagellar motor in Borrelia burgdorferi by interacting with FliM and remodeling FliG2.

This study identifies a novel RNA-binding function for the circadian clock protein TOC1, revealing its role in regulating gene expression through RNA interactions.

This study examines the effects of dietary Citrus reticulata 'Chachi' products on the fecal microbiome of weaned piglets using multi-omics analyses, showing changes in microbial diversity, SCFAs, and proteomic profiles.

The paper develops an instrument-free CRISPR-based assay using magnetic beads and quantum dots to detect viral DNA with a detection limit of ~0.5 nM, demonstrated using African swine fever virus.

The paper shows that siderophores trigger extracellular superoxide production in carbon-starved Arthrobacter strains when carbon sources recover, and highlights interference of DTPA in superoxide quantification.

This study shows plasmin cleaves ENaC channels at multiple sites, enhancing fluid clearance in lung injury models.

The paper compares gentamicin dosing regimens and the effect of antenatal steroids on clearance in preterm infants, finding that once daily dosing improves PK/PD profiles and steroids reduce clearance.

The paper uses cryo-electron tomography to study the flagellar motor in Borrelia burgdorferi, revealing conformational changes in the C-ring essential for flagellar rotation.

This study investigates how rFIP-glu modulates macrophage immune responses via distinct signaling pathways, showing its potential therapeutic applications.

This paper combines microfluidic single cell extraction with single particle electron microscopy to study protein complexes in C. elegans embryos, revealing ribosome structures and developmental dynamics.