Publikationen von Adrian Merino-Salomon

Fu, M.; Burkart, T.; Maryshev, I.; Franquelim, H. G.; Merino-Salomon, A.; Reverte-Lopez, M.; Frey, E.; Schwille, P.: Mechanochemical feedback loop drives persistent motion of liposomes. Nature Physics (2023)

Reverte-Lopez, M.; Gavrilovic, S.; Merino-Salomon, A.; Eto, H.; Relimpio, A. Y.; Rivas, G.; Schwille, P.: Protein-Based Patterning to Spatially Functionalize Biomimetic Membranes. Small Methods, 2300173 (2023)

Babl, L.; Merino-Salomon, A.; Kanwa, N.; Schwille, P.: Membrane mediated phase separation of the bacterial nucleoid occlusion protein Noc. Scientific Reports 12 (1), 17949 (2022)

Kohyama, S.; Merino-Salomon, A.; Schwille, P.: In vitro assembly, positioning and contraction of a division ring in minimal cells. Nature Communications 13 (1), 6098 (2022)

Merino-Salomon, A.; Babl, L.; Schwille, P.: Self-organized protein patterns: The MinCDE and ParABS systems. Current Opinion in Cell Biology 72, S. 106 - 115 (2021)

Ramirez-Diaz, D. A.; Merino-Salomon, A.; Meyer, F.; Heymann, M.; Rivas, G.; Bramkamp, M.; Schwille, P.: FtsZ induces membrane deformations via torsional stress upon GTP hydrolysis. Nature Communications 12 (1), 3310 (2021)

Ganzinger, K. A.; Merino-Salomon, A.; Garcia-Soriano, D. A.; Butterfield, N. A.; Litschel, T.; Siedler, F.; Schwille, P.: FtsZ Reorganization Facilitates Deformation of Giant Vesicles in Microfluidic Traps. Angewandte Chemie International Edition 59 (48), S. 21372 - 21376 (2020)

Diaz, D. A. R.; Salomon, A. M.; Heymann, M.; Schwille, P.: Bidirectional FtsZ filament treadmilling promotes membrane constriction via torsional stress. In European Biophysics Journal with Biophysics Letters, 48, S. S210 - S210. Joint 12th EBSA European Biophysics Congress / 10th IUPAP International Conference on Biological Physics (ICBP), Madrid, SPAIN, 20. Juli 2019 - 24. Juli 2019. Springer, Berlin (2019)

Ganzinger, K. A.; Merino-Salomon, A.; Garcia-Soriano, D.; Butterfield, N.; Butterfield, N. A.; Litschel, T.; Siedler, F.; Schwille, P.: Microfluidic trapping of vesicles reveals membrane-tension dependent FtsZ cytoskeletal re-organisation. bioRxiv, 791459 (2019), 25 S.