Steven J Roeters
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Bregnhoj M, Lutz H, Roeters S, Lieberwirth I, Mertig R, Weidner T
J Phys Chem Lett
. 2022 Jun;
13(22):5025-5029.
PMID: 35652659
Diatoms use peptides based on the protein silaffin to fabricate their silica cell walls. To the interest of material scientists, silaffin peptides can also produce titanium dioxide nanoparticles. Peptide-based synthesis...
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Bregnhoj M, Roeters S, Chatterley A, Madzharova F, Mertig R, Pedersen J, et al.
J Phys Chem B
. 2022 Apr;
126(18):3425-3430.
PMID: 35477296
The SARS coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) spike protein is located at the outermost perimeter of the viral envelope and is the first component of the virus to make contact with surrounding...
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Pickering J, Bregnhoj M, Chatterley A, Rasmussen M, Roeters S, Strunge K, et al.
Biointerphases
. 2022 Jan;
17(1):011202.
PMID: 35057632
In this Tutorial series, we aim to provide an accessible introduction to vibrational sum frequency generation (VSFG) spectroscopy, targeted toward people entering the VSFG world without a rigorous formal background...
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Sprenger K, Roeters S, Mauri S, Mertig R, Nishiyama Y, Pfaendtner J, et al.
J Phys Chem Lett
. 2021 Oct;
12(43):10684-10688.
PMID: 34709817
The conversion of biomass into green fuels and chemicals is of great societal interest. Engineers have been designing new cellulase enzymes for the breakdown of otherwise insoluble cellulose materials. A...
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Roeters S, Mertig R, Lutz H, Roehrich A, Drobny G, Weidner T
J Phys Chem Lett
. 2021 Sep;
12(39):9657-9661.
PMID: 34586816
Silaffin peptide R5 is key for the biogenesis of silica cell walls of diatoms. Biosilification by the R5 peptide has potential in biotechnology, drug development, and materials science due to...
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Milanetti E, Miotto M, Di Rienzo L, Nagaraj M, Monti M, Golbek T, et al.
Front Mol Biosci
. 2021 Jun;
8:690655.
PMID: 34179095
We propose a computational investigation on the interaction mechanisms between SARS-CoV-2 spike protein and possible human cell receptors. In particular, we make use of our newly developed numerical method able...
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Roeters S, Golbek T, Bregnhoj M, Drace T, Alamdari S, Roseboom W, et al.
Nat Commun
. 2021 Feb;
12(1):1183.
PMID: 33608518
Ice-nucleation active (INA) bacteria can promote the growth of ice more effectively than any other known material. Using specialized ice-nucleating proteins (INPs), they obtain nutrients from plants by inducing frost...
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Golbek T, Otto S, Roeters S, Weidner T, Johnson C, Baio J
J Phys Chem B
. 2020 Dec;
125(1):148-157.
PMID: 33355462
Mechanical stress on sarcolemma can create small tears in the muscle cell membrane. Within the sarcolemma resides the multidomain dysferlin protein. Mutations in this protein render it unable to repair...
19.
Alamdari S, Roeters S, Golbek T, Schmuser L, Weidner T, Pfaendtner J
Langmuir
. 2020 Sep;
36(40):11855-11865.
PMID: 32921055
Understanding the assembly of proteins at the air-water interface (AWI) informs the formation of protein films, emulsion properties, and protein aggregation. Determination of protein conformation and orientation at an interface...
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Roeters S, Sawall M, Eskildsen C, Panman M, Tordai G, Koeman M, et al.
Biophys J
. 2020 Jun;
119(1):87-98.
PMID: 32562617
Intermediate species are hypothesized to play an important role in the toxicity of amyloid formation, a process associated with many diseases. This process can be monitored with conventional and two-dimensional...