Sonja Kroschwald

The paper identifies pH-sensing amyloid core motifs in yeast and human proteomes, showing they enable reversible protein assembly under stress.

This paper develops a method to quantitatively analyze the structural states of alpha-synuclein in vitro and in situ, revealing conformational changes in yeast and human neurons.

This paper shows that PKA-dependent phosphorylation drives stress granule maturation during prolonged starvation, delaying disassembly and promoting cell survival.

The paper shows that metabolic enzymes like glutamine synthetase form filaments at low pH during starvation, leading to inactivation and storage, suggesting a general mechanism for cellular adaptation to starvation.