Ute Krengel

This study compares two anti-α5β1 antibodies, showing they share ligand-blocking mechanisms but differ in conformational modulation, with implications for therapeutic design.

The paper shows that copper(I)-binding domains in LPMOs from intestinal pathogens are linked to virulence and copper homeostasis in the gut.

The paper characterizes CCTX2, a fungal chimerolectin toxin, revealing its structure and mechanism of nematode toxicity through cryo-EM and functional assays.

This paper investigates how the LPMO GbpA binds to chitin, showing it spreads on fibers and forms clumps, aiding bacterial microcolony formation.

This paper demonstrates that Vibrio natriegens produces challenging proteins and enables deuteration at higher yields than Escherichia coli.

The paper identifies a calcium-binding site in GbpA from V. cholerae that influences protein stability and substrate binding during environmental survival and infection.