Sergey Kapishnikov

This study uses multimodal 3D imaging to show that lysosomes dissolve cholesterol crystals in macrophages, with cyclodextrin enhancing this process.

This paper enhances the spatial resolution of soft X-ray tomography using physics-aware learning, improving structural fidelity and reducing radiation exposure.

This paper introduces a self-supervised model to correct missing wedge artifacts in soft X-ray tomography, improving volume quantification and morphology accuracy in cellular structures.

The paper demonstrates the SXT-100, a compact soft X-ray microscope, for correlative cryogenic biological imaging with high resolution and minimal sample damage.

This paper introduces cryo-SXT as an intermediate technique to bridge the resolution gap in cryo-CLEM by providing 3D cellular context to cryo-ET datasets.

This study compares denoising raw tilt series versus reconstructed tomograms in soft X-ray tomography, finding that denoising tilt series provides more reliable results and faster inference.

This study shows how herpesvirus infection alters mitochondrial structure and metabolism during infection progression.

This study uses fluorescence and X-ray microscopy to show NPC2 facilitates cholesterol export from endo-lysosomes, altering membrane trafficking and organelle structure.