Christine Chatellard

This study shows dimeric Alix nucleates CHMP4 polymerization, essential for ESCRT-III membrane remodeling, and demonstrates that dimerization is required for plasma membrane repair.

This study shows that CD63-exosomes do not fuse with recipient cell membranes to release their cargo, challenging the common belief that exosomes deliver molecular cargo via membrane fusion.

This study identifies CARM1-mediated methylation of ALIX as critical for its interactions with SH3-domain proteins during cytokinesis.

This paper develops a drug-inducible tool to inhibit HIV-1 budding by transiently stabilizing ESCRT-III components, showing varying effects on VLP release.

This study shows that Alix is required for activity-dependent bulk endocytosis at brain synapses, and its absence reduces seizure severity in mice.