A. R. Harris

The paper shows that actin-binding proteins preferentially localize to different actin structures based on filament conformation, using live cell imaging and in vitro binding measurements.

This study estimates the de novo mutation rate in rhesus macaques and finds it is lower than in humans, but paternal age still correlates with increased mutations. No association is found between paternal age and offspring sociability.

This study identifies a weak ZO-1-actin interaction that controls epithelial permeability through kinetic trapping, enabling tunable permeability in engineered monolayers.

The paper investigates how structural modifications affect the actin-binding affinity of tandem CH1-CH2 domains, finding that steric changes and interface mutations influence binding properties and sub-cellular localization.