Mei Hong

The paper uses cryogenic electron microscopy to reveal water networks in hydrated tunicate cellulose fibers, showing structural water molecules connecting cellulose chains.

The paper investigates ion permeation through a hydrophobic pore formed by the MERS-CoV E protein, revealing that counterions, polarization, and pore hydration collectively enable efficient ion transport.

This study shows that altering xylan biosynthesis in Brachypodium distachyon affects cell wall porosity and structure, impacting digestibility and biomass properties.

This study reports the atomic structures of phospho-mimetic tau fibrils, showing how specific phosphorylations lead to distinct aggregate formations.