Janni Harju

The paper introduces a minimal model to explain how temperate phages make lysis-lysogeny decisions based on multiplicity of infection and host factors, showing how asymmetry can arise from simple coupling to host machinery.

The paper shows spatially correlated fluctuations slow relative chromatin motion in living cells, affecting gene regulation.

This study uses AFM to analyze the structure and micromechanics of mitotic chromosomes, revealing fractal properties and elastic recovery behavior.

The paper develops a 4D Maximum Entropy model to analyze time-course Hi-C data and reveals dynamic chromosome organization in Caulobacter crescentus during replication.

This paper constructs a biophysical model showing how loop extrusion by MukBEF and exclusion by MatP can establish left-ori-right chromosome order in E. coli without locus anchoring.