Aurélie Di Cicco

This paper studies DNA nanomotifs anchored to lipid bilayers, showing they undergo two-dimensional phase separation based on sticky end interactions, independent of lipid phase separation.

The paper identifies how spatial N-glycan rearrangements on α5β1 integrin nucleate galectin-3 oligomers, determining endocytic fate and retrograde trafficking.

The paper shows that the Drs2-Cdc50 flippase complex transports multiple anionic lipids, not just phosphatidylserine, and identifies the role of the water network in substrate recognition.

This study shows that the conformational changes of the bacterial ABC transporter BmrA are influenced by membrane curvature, affecting its activity and conformational states.

The paper demonstrates that dynamic actin networks can drive both inward and outward membrane deformations without membrane-associated proteins.