Sven van Teeffelen

The paper shows that protein agglomerates in E. coli regulate cytoplasmic rheology, with diffusion inversely correlating with amino acid metabolism protein abundance.

This study identifies differential roles of ShyA and ShyC endopeptidases in Vibrio cholerae adaptation to low osmolarity and antibiotic stress.

The paper shows that peptidoglycan turnover in Bacillus subtilis enables active transport of proteins through the cell wall, revealing a bacterial mechanism for molecular movement.

The paper experiments with Escherichia coli to show that both chromosome replication and a replication-independent process can limit cell division, with balanced contributions in normal cells and shifted odds under perturbation.

This paper introduces an engineered CRISPR-Cas9 system that enables precise, tunable, and multiplexed repression of bacterial genes by controlling guide RNA complementarity.