M. Reza Shaebani

This study shows that kinesin-driven microtubule buckling causes severe lattice damage that often exceeds microtubule self-repair capacity, leading to breakage, but survival is enhanced with intracellular factors.

This study reconstitutes vimentin networks in vitro using cell extracts, showing that cytosolic factors, not filament properties, determine network architecture and mechanics, which vary by cell type.

The paper introduces a method to infer dendrite morphology from a temporary signal generated by diffusively transported mRNA, linking morphological changes to signal characteristics in neurodegenerative diseases.

This study shows tau accelerates tubulin exchange in microtubule lattices by stabilizing longitudinal and destabilizing lateral interactions, challenging its traditional role as a stabilizer.

This study shows that disrupting microtubules in cytotoxic T cells enhances their migration and target cell elimination in 3D environments.

This study numerically examines how confining pressure affects the growth of stress-responsive bacteria in 3D colonies, showing pressure enhances colony density and growth while mechanosensitivity has a smaller impact.