Olivier Duss

The paper identifies a nucleolus-like condensate in E. coli that forms during cold adaptation to enhance ribosome biogenesis.

The paper maps virus-host protein contact sites during influenza A virus infection, revealing new interactions and paraspeckle disassembly as a novel infection mechanism.

The paper uses single-molecule fluorescence microscopy to study real-time RNA folding dynamics and shows how ribosomal proteins and other factors modulate RNA conformations.

This study uses single-molecule fluorescence microscopy to show how stable transcription factor binding coordinates rRNA transcription and processing in bacteria.

The paper uses single-molecule fluorescence microscopy to study mRNP assembly mechanisms in translation repression, revealing synergistic roles of RNA-binding proteins.

The paper tracks real-time transcription-translation coupling in bacteria using single-molecule fluorescence microscopy and shows ribosome-RNAP interactions and their functional implications.

This study uses cryo-EM and smFRET to reveal structural and kinetic details of yeast TFIIIC engagement with tRNA promoter DNA motifs.