Marie Joest

This study identifies conserved residues in ArlJ that interact with ArlI to generate torque during archaellum rotation using TIRF microscopy and structural analysis.

This study examines the growth, morphology, and surface appendages of Litorilinea aerophila, revealing unique features of its cell envelope and multicellular organization.

The paper shows that archaellum gene clusters, which enable motility, are present in bacteria and originated from horizontal gene transfer from archaea.

This study investigates the differential GTP-dependent polymerization of Physcomitrella FtsZ isoforms in vitro and their synergistic interactions.