Knud J. Jensen

This study tracks antisense oligonucleotides (ASOs) through endocytic trafficking, finding that productive escape occurs early in endosomes before sequestration in late compartments.

This study identifies a new family of hookworm peptides that mimic the chordate gut-brain hormone neurotensin, showing structural and functional similarity to modulate gut function.

The paper identifies prey-specific toxins in cephalopod venom, including neurotensin-mimicking peptides that target fish, revealing an evolutionary strategy for broad venom activity.

The paper uses machine learning and diffusion analysis to compare intracellular trafficking of insulin analogs and endogenous insulin, revealing differences in diffusion and lysosomal colocalization.

This study identifies venom-derived SSTR4 agonists as potential non-opioid therapeutics for peripheral pain conditions.