Yariv Brotman

The paper develops a method to link genes to metabolism by analyzing commonality in metabolite features associated with mQTLs, demonstrating its effectiveness through three case studies.

This study identifies HSPD1 as a chaperone for MTHFD2, independent of HSPE1, and shows distinct functional roles for HSPD1 and HSPE1 in mitochondrial biology.

This study shows RsfS selectively dissociates vacant 70S ribosomes during nutrient starvation, improving bacterial survival by conserving energy.

The paper uses chemoproteomic profiling to identify active serine hydrolases in Phaeodactylum tricornutum, revealing lipases as key players in lipid remobilization during nitrogen replenishment.

Natural variation at KCS4 underlies differential accumulation of polyunsaturated triacylglycerols under carbon starvation by acting as a regulatory branch point in fatty acid fate.