Rasmus Linser

The paper identifies tissue-specific readers and antireaders of symmetric and asymmetric hmC modifications in DNA using proteomics and promoter probe assays in human and mouse cells.

This study demonstrates that dynamic allostery can occur across molecular boundaries via intermolecular dynamic networks, using fast-MAS solid-state NMR to analyze protein-protein interfaces.

The paper demonstrates that deuteration via deuterated amino acids improves spectral resolution for large proteins in solid-state NMR by avoiding proton back-exchange issues.

This study reveals that the N-terminus of RhoGDI1 has preformed structural features in its free form, challenging the disorder-to-order transition model of GTPase inactivation.

The paper investigates how a designer DNA reader selectively recognizes oxidized CpG duplex marks through conformational plasticity, revealing insights into DNA-protein interactions.