Christoph Drees

This paper introduces a nanopatterning toolbox to study multiprotein assemblies in live cells, demonstrating its application to the myddosome complex and revealing nanoscale organization.

This paper introduces dextran-lipid droplets as stable synthetic compartments that can be taken up by cells and access the translation machinery for mRNA-based protein production.

This paper introduces a DNA-based mechanosensing platform using aptamers to enable cell-specific force sensing and temporally controlled mechanoresponses through programmable DNA circuits.

This paper introduces L-DNA tension probes that resist nuclease degradation, enabling long-term force mapping of single cells and migrating cell populations.