E. J. G. Peterman

The paper uses single-molecule imaging to show that IFT components associate sequentially with IFT trains in C. elegans cilia, revealing their transport dynamics and the role of kinesin-II in axonemal organization.

This paper introduces wMSDc, a classifier to distinguish directed and diffusive transport in short, noisy single-molecule trajectories, showing superior performance compared to existing methods.

The paper studies how C. elegans chemosensory cilia respond to different chemical stimuli using microfluidics and fluorescence microscopy, revealing distinct dynamic responses in IFT and neuronal activity.

The paper shows OCR-2, a TRPV channel, redistributes along C. elegans cilia via diffusion and IFT after chemical exposure, revealing their dynamic interplay.

This paper introduces a single-molecule assay using dual-trap optical tweezers to rapidly generate and study negatively supercoiled DNA with force spectroscopy and fluorescence imaging.