Florian K. M. Schur

This study shows that retroviral CA subdomains encode immature assembly properties independently, without requiring strict co-pairing or co-evolution between subdomains.

This study uses cryo-electron tomography to analyze the structural organization of Nipah virus proteins in virus-like particles, revealing novel interactions and structural features.

This study identifies histone-based chromatin regulation components in Asgard archaea, suggesting these features predate eukaryogenesis.

The paper shows that the ParMR system in Anabaena sp. has evolved into a cytoskeletal system, CorMR, that controls cell shape instead of DNA segregation.

This study reports the first cultivation of an Asgard archaeal virus and describes its integration, excision, and replication, along with the host's unique antiviral defense systems.

This paper introduces parallax-filtered cryo-STET imaging to enhance contrast in thick biological specimens, demonstrating improvements over traditional STEM methods.

This paper introduces an image-based 3D active stabilization method for super-resolution microscopy, achieving ~1 nm stability without requiring fiducial markers or complex hardware.

The paper uses cryo-EM and AlphaFold to determine the structure of the poxvirus core, identifying A10 trimers as the key component of the palisade layer.

This paper identifies an unconventional stabilization mechanism in HTLV-1 immature Gag lattice using cryo-ET and mutagenesis, showing CA-NTD as the primary stabilizing component.

The paper evaluates the performance of new cryo-EM hardware for cryo-ET and subtomogram averaging using EIAV virus-like particles, showing comparable resolution and improved reconstructions with advanced processing methods.

The paper investigates the role of IP6 in RSV capsid assembly, showing it promotes hexamer formation and is critical for infectivity.

This study shows that Cul3 mutations in mice cause ASD-like behaviors and neuronal migration defects during brain development, but not in adults.