Andres Jäschke

The paper introduces RiboGRAM, a model that learns non-coding RNA sequence grammar for structural and regulatory inference across multiple organisms.

The paper develops a near-infrared aptamer:dye system for live-cell super-resolution RNA imaging through evolutionary approaches and chemical optimization.

This paper demonstrates enzyme-free, sequence-dependent aminoacylation of RNA mimics, showing that terminal trinucleotides control aminoacylation selectivity.

This study develops bright, photostable RNA imaging probes by combining bivalent rhodamine fluorophores with dimeric FLAPs, enabling single mRNA tracking in living cells.

The paper identifies NAD-RNAs and ADPR-RNA decapping in archaea, showing NAD-RNAs are prevalent in Sulfolobus acidocaldarius and Haloferax volcanii, and Saci_NudT5 hydrolyzes ADPR-RNA.