Andela Saric

www.nature.com Self-organization of mortal filaments and its role in bacterial division ring formation Nature Physics - Treadmilling of cytoskeletal filaments is crucial for their functional self-organization. Now the mechanism underpinning this collective organization is shown to be the dissolution...

Christian Vanhille Campos @vainhilla96 · Aug 12, 2024

Did you know cell filaments love to treadmill? 🔄 They grow and shrink on opposite ends and burn energy doing it! But why? How does it drive self-organisation and bacterial division? Dive into our new publication ft. @SaricLab @nartimsoole @seamus_holden labs to find out! 🧫🔬🖥️

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allen institute @AllenInstitute · Dec 3, 2024

Using simulations, synthetic cells, and live archaeal cell communities, @SaricLab, @KGoepfrich, and Buzz Baum are challenging the assumption that the cell membrane is passive and only changes shape when acted upon.

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Ivan Palaia @IvnPla · Oct 22, 2024

Collagen-IV networks rule the #mechanics of our epithelia, but we know little about how they reshape. Our new preprint (with the 1st coarse-grained MD models of #collagen-IV!) shows how consuming energy during remodelling might make the difference: 📑tiny.cc/s6fqzz 🧵

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ISTAustria @ISTAustria · Sep 10, 2024

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