Felix C. Keber

The paper quantifies protein turnover in frog and fly embryos using 18O-water labeling and proteomics, revealing divergent strategies of maternal proteome inheritance.

This paper introduces a synergistic Lys-C/Arg-C Ultra digestion strategy to improve proteome coverage and quantitative reproducibility in shotgun proteomics.

The paper explains aerobic glycolysis as a result of mitochondrial respiration saturation and decoupling of mitochondrial biogenesis from other cellular processes.

The paper identifies that differential nuclear import timing controls gene expression onset in early embryonic development by regulating protein access to the genome.

The paper quantifies nutrient preferences of gut bacteria in mice using isotope tracing and finds dietary fiber, protein, and host-derived metabolites drive microbial growth.