Alejandro Arce‐Rodríguez

This paper identifies LemA proteins as conserved drivers of bacterial membrane reorganization, involved in organelle and vesicle formation through interactions with divisome components and other membrane remodeling factors.

This study identifies Tke5, a novel Pseudomonas putida toxin that depolarizes membranes and kills plant pathogens through a unique pore-forming mechanism.

This study introduces a method to quantify bacterial membrane vesicles using FM4-64 dye and linear regression, showing its superiority over protein-based methods and identifying a key regulator in vesicle-mediated pathogenesis.

The paper standardizes an inducible expression system for bacterial hosts by refactoring the AlkS/PalkB module to improve predictability and interoperability.