Juan F. Bada Juarez

This study demonstrates the ability to detect and discriminate microcystin congeners at sub-nanomolar concentrations using aerolysin nanopores, with applications for environmental monitoring.

This study screens antimicrobial peptides using a mechanism-driven approach, identifying seven peptides with membrane-targeting and pore-forming activity that show antimicrobial efficacy with low cytotoxicity.

The paper explores new nanopore sensors from the aerolysin family by analyzing structure and sensing capabilities of three family members, finding ETX can translocate ssDNA with higher sensitivity than aerolysin.

The paper presents high-resolution cryo-EM structures of aerolysin pre-pore and pore in a membrane-like environment, revealing key interactions and constriction rings relevant for nanopore sensing.

This study uses AR-SHS and current measurements to analyze aerolysin's membrane association and pore formation at femtomolar concentrations, revealing binding affinities and structural changes during the process.

This study uses a biological nanopore and deep learning to detect and distinguish single and multiple PTMs on -synuclein peptides at picomolar concentrations.