Zhexin Wang

This study reveals that Ignicoccus hospitalis uses a contractile CdvA-ESCRT-III ring to constrict its inner membrane, leading to multi-cytoplasmic clusters and subsequent release of progeny cells through outer membrane bursting.

This study determines the structure of CdrA, a fibrillar adhesin in Pseudomonas aeruginosa, revealing its role in biofilm formation and identifying targets for inhibition.

This paper combines cryo-EM and FIB-SIMS to map sub-cellular chemical distributions in bacteria, revealing pollutant storage in phase-separated aggregates.

This study shows that disrupting phage liquid crystalline droplets in Pseudomonas aeruginosa biofilms eliminates antibiotic tolerance by promoting antibiotic diffusion.

This study reports the 3.2 Å resolution structure of the Pseudomonas aeruginosa PAO1 Type IV pilus using cryo-EM, revealing its architecture and potential functional roles.

This paper introduces a new cryogenic microscope that combines fluorescence, ion beam, and electron beam imaging to improve the targeting and fabrication of lamellae for high-resolution imaging.

The paper introduces hardware and software improvements to enhance cryo-FIB milling for cryo-electron tomography.