Alvar D. Gossert

The paper identifies pH-sensing amyloid core motifs in yeast and human proteomes, showing they enable reversible protein assembly under stress.

This study identifies HPCAL1 as a Ca2+-dependent regulator of AC8, revealing a new mechanism for cAMP signaling regulation.

The paper develops cost-effective isotope labeling protocols in HEK293 cells for NMR studies of difficult-to-produce human proteins, enabling detailed structural and functional analysis.

This study uses NMR to show GRK1 and GRK2 produce distinct phosphorylation patterns on C-terminal peptides of GPCRs, revealing time-dependent phosphorylation barcodes that may influence arrestin interactions during desensitization.

This study identifies Stm1's role in promoting ribosome biogenesis by regulating Ifh1 activity, revealing a link between ribosome biogenesis and dormancy.

The paper investigates the molecular mechanisms of DNA translocation during natural transformation by analyzing the nuclease and DNA binding activities of ComEC domains.