Matthew A. Coleman

The paper uses fluorescence correlation spectroscopy to analyze YFP-CopB production in cell-free synthesis, measuring its concentration, size, and maturation.

This paper demonstrates that chitosan-coated alginate microcapsules can protect cell-free gene expression lysates and proteins from degradation in the GI tract and enable controlled release in simulated intestinal conditions.

This paper develops a cell-free protein synthesis method combined with FCS to rapidly produce and characterize antibody fragments, showing improved solubility and binding analysis.

This paper develops a method to measure protein-protein interactions in real-time using cell-free synthesis and fluorescence correlation spectroscopy, achieving high sensitivity and throughput.

This study investigates how ApoA-I interacts with lipid membranes to induce shape remodeling and lipid phase separation in GUVs, revealing key steps in lipoprotein assembly.

The paper develops a chloroplast media to sustain ex vivo chloroplast function using metabolic modeling and isolated chloroplasts from Chlamydomonas reinhardtii.

The paper develops and tests MOMP-NLP complexes as a potential Chlamydia vaccine using cell-free synthesis and preclinical immunization studies.

This study evaluates CT584, a Chlamydia antigen produced via cell-free synthesis, as a vaccine in mice, finding it induces antibodies but not protection against infection.

The paper analyzes the sequence, structure, and epitope features of polymorphic membrane proteins in Chlamydia trachomatis, identifying structural motifs and epitope localization.

This paper introduces AddVax, a method to decorate bacterial outer membrane vesicles with biotinylated antigens to create vaccines, showing strong immune responses in mice.