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Trends in Microbiology|January 10, 2022
Cells under pressure: how yeast cells respond to mechanical forcesRanjan Mishra, Nicolas Minc, Matthias PeterNature Cell Biology|September 3, 2010
Selective autophagy: ubiquitin-mediated recognition and beyondClaudine Kraft, Matthias Peter, Kay HofmannDevelopmental Cell|April 6, 2005
Tea4p links microtubule plus ends with the formin for3p in the establishment of cell polaritySophie G Martin, W Hayes McDonald, John R Yates, et al.Current Biology : CB|January 15, 2019
Reprogramming Cdr2-Dependent Geometry-Based Cell Size Control in Fission YeastGiuseppe Facchetti, Benjamin Knapp, Ignacio Flor-Parra, et al.Molecular Biology of the Cell|February 19, 2025
Intracellular diffusion in the cytoplasm increases with cell size in fission yeastCatherine Tan, Michael C Lanz, Matthew Swaffer, et al.Molecular Biology of the Cell|April 11, 2019
Microtubule polymerase and processive plus-end tracking functions originate from distinct features within TOG domain arraysBrian D Cook, Fred Chang, Ignacio Flor-Parra, et al.Biorxiv : the Preprint Server for Biology|October 10, 2024
Intracellular diffusion in the cytoplasm increases with cell size in fission yeastCatherine Tan, Michael C Lanz, Matthew Swaffer, et al.Mbio|October 25, 2018
Who's Your DadA? d-Alanine Levels Regulate Bacterial StiffnessPascal D Odermatt, Heidi A Arjes, Fred Chang, et al.Biophysical Journal|February 5, 2023
Vast heterogeneity in cytoplasmic diffusion rates revealed by nanorheology and Doppelgänger simulationsRikki M Garner, Arthur T Molines, Julie A Theriot, et al.Biophysical Journal|August 21, 2024
Response to Biophysical Journal comment to the editor by Skóra regarding the article entitled: Vast heterogeneity in cytoplasmic diffusion rates revealed by nanorheology and Doppelgänger simulationsRikki M Garner, Arthur T Molines, Julie A Theriot, et al.Pageof 27