Thomas Kolbe

This study shows that pro- and anti-inflammatory macrophages adjust UCP2 levels based on metabolism and metabolites, with pyruvate and hypoxia playing key roles.

This study shows that tRNA thiolation defects in humans cause proteostasis and tissue homeostasis issues, but mice with similar defects develop normally.

The paper examines influenza A virus detachment dynamics through simulations and theoretical analysis, showing detachment time depends on multiple factors and is not governed by a Poisson distribution.

This study shows that sequential auto-processing of PIDD1 is essential for controlling ploidy in liver and heart development, with distinct roles for caspase-2 in different cell types.

The paper identifies mitochondrial defects in eliminated cells during early mouse development and shows that cell competition removes cells with mitochondrial DNA mutations and sequence changes.