Manon Demulder

This study characterizes the pyrenoid structure and molecular components of Chlorella sorokiniana, revealing conserved inorganic carbon delivery machinery and novel proteins involved in pyrenoid assembly and starch tethering.

The paper introduces an Advanced Mobile Laboratory (AML) for field-based microbial ecology and cell biology, enabling multiscale analysis of environmental samples directly at the sampling site.

This study shows that the SOG1 NAC domain can undergo liquid-liquid phase separation in vitro, dependent on DNA/RNA binding and dimerization.

The paper identifies a protein interaction network in the diatom pyrenoid, revealing a structural shell critical for CO2 fixation and suggesting convergent evolution with prokaryotic carboxysomes.

This study identifies a protein shell surrounding diatom pyrenoids that enhances CO2 fixation efficiency and reveals its structural and functional role through in vivo and in vitro analyses.