Gregory Bokinsky

The paper investigates how the IspG-FldA electron transfer complex functions through conformational selection and redox-dependent destabilization.

The paper shows that second messengers in E. coli affect gene expression through transcriptional competition, reshaping proteome allocation beyond individual regulatory effects.

The paper shows that PlsB in E. coli forms inactive filaments in response to membrane abundance, coordinating phospholipid synthesis with cell growth.

The paper shows exogenous fatty acids inhibit fatty acid synthesis in E. coli by competing with endogenous substrates for phospholipid synthesis enzymes, leading to accumulation of long-chain acyl-ACP and altered membrane lipid balance.

The paper investigates why iron-sulphur cluster enzymes are often inactive when heterologously expressed in E. coli and identifies strategies to improve their functionality.