Joshua B. Kelley

The paper shows that a second G protein couples with higher affinity to a GPCR dimer than the first, due to conformational stabilization by the first G protein.

This study shows that Mylpf proteins are essential for sarcomere growth in fast-twitch muscle, with their dosage affecting sarcomere formation and myofilament localization.

This study shows TOR regulates GPCR localization and signaling in yeast by controlling endocytosis and autophagy, suppressing the mating pathway.

The paper identifies PARP7 as an enzyme that ADP-ribosylates the androgen receptor, marking it for degradation and creating negative feedback on AR-dependent gene expression.

The paper introduces an algorithm to quantify protein condensates in yeast and human cells using fluorescence microscopy images.