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Damian Brunner

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Developmental Cell|July 12, 2002
How to grab a microtubule on the moveDamian Brunner
Developmental Cell|August 16, 2006
Transiently reorganized microtubules are essential for zippering during dorsal closure in Drosophila melanogasterFerenc Jankovics, Damian Brunner
Seminars in Cell & Developmental Biology|August 2, 2011
Cell polarity in fission yeast: a matter of confining, positioning, and switching growth zonesStephen M Huisman, Damian Brunner
Current Biology : CB|April 6, 2004
The microtubule plus end-tracking proteins mal3p and tip1p cooperate for cell-end targeting of interphase microtubulesKarl Emanuel Busch, Damian Brunner
Cell|April 23, 2016
SnapShot: Mechanical Forces in Development ILaurynas Pasakarnis, David Dreher, Damian Brunner
Molecular Systems Biology|March 19, 2009
Force- and kinesin-8-dependent effects in the spatial regulation of fission yeast microtubule dynamicsChristian Tischer, Damian Brunner, Marileen Dogterom
European Journal of Cell Biology|December 6, 2005
The fission yeast MO25 protein functions in polar growth and cell separationManuel Mendoza, Stefanie Redemann, Damian Brunner
Methods in Cell Biology|January 3, 2009
Chapter 20: Automated spatial mapping of microtubule catastrophe rates in fission yeastChristian Tischer, Damian Brunner, Marileen Dogterom
Cell|May 7, 2016
SnapShot: Mechanical Forces in Development IIDavid Dreher, Laurynas Pasakarnis, Damian Brunner
Molecular Systems Biology|March 19, 2009
Force- and length-dependent catastrophe activities explain interphase microtubule organization in fission yeastDietrich Foethke, Tatyana Makushok, Damian Brunner, et al.
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Developmental Cell|July 12, 2002
How to grab a microtubule on the moveDamian Brunner
Developmental Cell|August 16, 2006
Transiently reorganized microtubules are essential for zippering during dorsal closure in Drosophila melanogasterFerenc Jankovics, Damian Brunner
Seminars in Cell & Developmental Biology|August 2, 2011
Cell polarity in fission yeast: a matter of confining, positioning, and switching growth zonesStephen M Huisman, Damian Brunner
Current Biology : CB|April 6, 2004
The microtubule plus end-tracking proteins mal3p and tip1p cooperate for cell-end targeting of interphase microtubulesKarl Emanuel Busch, Damian Brunner
Cell|April 23, 2016
SnapShot: Mechanical Forces in Development ILaurynas Pasakarnis, David Dreher, Damian Brunner
Molecular Systems Biology|March 19, 2009
Force- and kinesin-8-dependent effects in the spatial regulation of fission yeast microtubule dynamicsChristian Tischer, Damian Brunner, Marileen Dogterom
European Journal of Cell Biology|December 6, 2005
The fission yeast MO25 protein functions in polar growth and cell separationManuel Mendoza, Stefanie Redemann, Damian Brunner
Methods in Cell Biology|January 3, 2009
Chapter 20: Automated spatial mapping of microtubule catastrophe rates in fission yeastChristian Tischer, Damian Brunner, Marileen Dogterom
Cell|May 7, 2016
SnapShot: Mechanical Forces in Development IIDavid Dreher, Laurynas Pasakarnis, Damian Brunner
Molecular Systems Biology|March 19, 2009
Force- and length-dependent catastrophe activities explain interphase microtubule organization in fission yeastDietrich Foethke, Tatyana Makushok, Damian Brunner, et al.
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