Markus Hackl

This study investigates how mechanical pulling affects the unbinding of a cellulosomal carbohydrate-binding module from cellulose using simulations and experiments, showing that pulling orientation significantly impacts unfolding and unbinding dynamics.

This study uses acoustic force spectroscopy to measure rupture forces of CBM3a and CBM64 and their mutants, quantifying how mutations affect cellulose binding interactions.

The paper develops a pull-down binding assay to assess the directional binding preferences of cellulose-binding modules to cello-oligosaccharides, revealing similar affinity for cellohexaose but not cellopentaose.