- Cell Biology
- Epidemiology
- Sensory Systems
- Review published
- Preprint server
- bioRxiv
SFB1638 Membrane Remodelling
The SFB1638 is a research consortium that is interested in understanding the dynamics of cellular membranes and how membrane remodeling events are coupled to generate physiological processes.
This preprint review club brings together early career researchers of the SFB1638 to discuss the latest research in the field and develop their ability to constructively review research data.
- Club leads
- Barbora Knotkova, Natalie Friemel, and Matteo Hofmann
PREreviews
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Martijn Plug, Barbora Knotkova, Matteo Hofmann, Natalie Friemel, Klára Odehnalová, Pauline Jeanne Terrien, Rémi Mehtali, Aenne Antonia Hartmann, Dexin Dong, and 1 other author reviewed Selectivity and dynamics of VAP family tether exchange across membrane contact sites -
Barbora Knotkova, Matteo Hofmann, Klára Odehnalová, Natalie Friemel, Pauline Jeanne Terrien, Carolin Schunke, Martijn Plug, and 1 other author reviewed A Modular Platform for Purification of Organelle-associated Mitochondria Reveals Functional Specialization at Organelle Contact Sites - Molecular Biology
- Cell Biology
- Review published
- Preprint server
- bioRxiv
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Natalie Friemel, Barbora Knotkova, Pauline Jeanne Terrien, Matteo Hofmann, Dexin Dong, and Klára Odehnalová reviewed The reticulon homology domain of Pex30 generates membrane curvature at ER subdomains for lipid droplet biogenesis - Biochemistry
- Molecular Biology
- Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment
- Review published
- Preprint server
- bioRxiv
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Matteo Hofmann, Barbora Knotkova, and Pauline Jeanne Terrien reviewed Mechanistic basis of teichoic acid transport by a gatekeeper flippase - Epidemiology
- Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health
- Molecular Biology
- Review published
- Preprint server
- bioRxiv