Brett Palmero

This study shows Salmonella enterica can produce 1,3-propanediol from crude glycerol using the propanediol utilization pathway without high cofactor concentrations.

This study investigates how sequence variations in BMC-H proteins influence their self-assembly into different supramolecular structures using cell-free synthesis and microscopy.

The paper shows that encapsulating specific enzymes in bacterial microcompartments shifts pathway flux toward the encapsulated pathway, providing quantitative evidence for their use in metabolic engineering.

The paper evaluates cofactor recycling and permeability in bacterial microcompartments using an in vitro assay and kinetic model of the Pdu system, showing benefits for pathway flux.

The paper investigates telomerase RNA trafficking in Aspergillus nidulans using a genetic approach and finds that telomerase assembly occurs primarily in the nucleus.