Jean Krutmann

CleanFinder is a scalable framework for analyzing genome editing outcomes, enabling detailed genotyping and comparison across diverse edit types and contexts.

This study identifies the assembly rules of the human skin microbiome and shows that host lipids drive microbial niche partitioning through lipid metabolism.

Duesselpore provides a local web server for analyzing Oxford Nanopore and NGS data, offering differential expression and downstream analyses without requiring bioinformatic expertise.

The paper introduces MAGECS, a fast and cost-effective method to select genome-edited cells using magnetic sorting of surface antigens in Cas9-positive cells.