Georgii E. Pobegalov

This study shows cohesin extrudes DNA loops symmetrically or asymmetrically based on applied force, with loop extrusion controlled by stochastic switching of the motor domain and diffusive motion of the anchor domain.

This paper introduces a new mechanism of DNA bending dissipation, bending friction, which explains slow DNA looping dynamics and is independent of ionic conditions.

This study uses fluorescence microscopy and single-molecule techniques to investigate RecN's localization and DNA-binding properties in Escherichia coli.

The paper investigates how force-transducing molecular ensembles at microtubule tips regulate mitotic spindle size and bipolar organization in human cells.

This study shows that chromatin loops form through transcription-driven DNA-DNA capture rather than loop extrusion by cohesin.

This study investigates how RecX regulates RecA-ssDNA filament conformational states in E. coli, revealing that RecX binds the inactive state and inhibits transition to the active state.