Lewis M. Antill

The paper examines how the geometry of the FMN pocket in mitochondrial complex I influences spin responses and singlet yields under varying conditions.

This study characterizes MagLOV2, a genetically encoded quantum sensor, showing its organelle-specific localization and pH-dependent response kinetics, with applications in tracking mitophagy and acidification.

The paper analyzes engineered MagLOV variants to understand how mutations affect their magnetic response by examining conformational changes and electron transfer dynamics.

This study investigates the magnetic properties of CRY4a in Japanese quail, showing similarities to robin CRY4a, suggesting quail as a potential model for studying magnetoreception in migratory birds.

This paper introduces engineered magneto-sensitive fluorescent proteins that enable quantum sensing in living cells through optically detected magnetic resonance.