Lachlan S. R. Adamson

This study identifies TAM as a bacterial phospholipid transport system, revealing its structure and mechanism for lipid delivery to the outer membrane.

This paper identifies a peptide inhibitor of FhaC, a TpsB protein involved in bacterial virulence, showing it inhibits exoprotein secretion and reduces virulence correlates.

This paper describes an in vitro method for packaging synthetic cargo into encapsulin protein cages with high fidelity and broad compatibility, outperforming in cellulo assembly.

The paper shows that a single point mutation in a virus-like capsid can drive the formation of tetrahedral structures instead of the typical icosahedral symmetry.

This study investigates how pore structure affects stability and molecular flux in engineered protein cages through design, structural analysis, and simulations.

The paper demonstrates an artificial nanocompartment in yeast that enhances metabolic pathway efficiency by stabilizing enzymes and reducing toxicity.