Kun Zhou

This study uses DNA-origami rings to investigate FG-Nup interactions and their impact on NPC function, revealing how sequence and post-translational modifications affect protein behavior.

The paper develops a DNA nanodevice to apply controlled forces to proteins, demonstrating its use in studying mechanosensitive protein interactions and identifying novel tension-dependent binders.

The paper develops a DNA-based molecular clamp to apply tension to proteins and study their interactions and structure under force.

This paper describes a method using DNA origami to guide the assembly of protein-DNA conjugates into programmable nanostructures with controlled stoichiometry and geometry.