John van Noort

The paper shows that nucleosome positioning determines chromatin's physical state, with irregular positioning enabling accessibility for transcription while maintaining genome protection.

This study uses circuit topology to analyze protein folding, showing that ordered and disordered proteins differ in topological organization and that topology predicts folding state and kinetics.

This study investigates how Mg2+ ions affect the structure and stability of hypernucleosomes formed by archaeal histones from T. kodakarensis, showing distinct effects compared to previously characterized histones.

This study investigates how phosphorylation affects the conformational dynamics of the disordered GR NTD, revealing distinct topological changes and introducing a new analysis framework.

The paper introduces a three-step point set registration method for aligning microscopy datasets, demonstrating its use in combining fluorescence and sequencing data.

The paper characterizes the columnar structure of human telomeric chromatin using electron microscopy and single-molecule techniques, revealing insights into telomere maintenance mechanisms.