Nicolas Mateos

This paper introduces a method to mitigate spatio-temporal blending in FLIM by using MSSR-based masking, improving spatial resolution while preserving lifetime accuracy.

The paper shows extracellular mechanical forces influence Golgi secretory function by modulating carrier biogenesis and exocytosis, with molecular determinants including microtubule acetylation and protein kinase D activity.

The paper develops a high-density, multi-color single-molecule mapping method to study viral-receptor interactions in living cells and finds coordinated receptor diffusion affects viral residence time and infectivity.

The paper shows a progesterone derivative covalently bound to a phospholipid activates breast cancer cell signaling and gene regulation without entering the cell.

The paper uses super-resolution microscopy to show that integrin nanoclusters are spatially segregated within focal adhesions, suggesting coordinated activation through adaptor nanoclusters.