J. J. Silberg

The paper examines how microbial sensor systems vary across subsurface environments and finds correlations between sensor abundance and geochemical and ecological factors.

This study examines how circular permutation of an adenylate kinase domain affects enzyme activity and stability in mesophilic and thermophilic AKs.

This study characterizes a phage ferredoxin from Prochlorococcus marinus, showing structural similarity to cyanobacterial ferredoxins and functional electron transfer to a host sulfite reductase.

This study uses family permutation profiling and deep mutational scanning to show that high energetic frustration in protein domains correlates with increased tolerance to conformational entropy.