Cecile Fradin

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McMaster University

Canada

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Professor Cecile Fradin is a faculty member at McMaster University in Canada. Her research focuses on the cellular mechanisms of magnetosome proteins, transcriptional regulation in embryonic development, and the dynamics of gene transcription. Recent publications include investigations into the mobility of oligomeric clusters in early fly embryos and the interaction of magnetosome proteins in mammalian cells.

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Eric Lauga

University of Cambridge

UNITED KINGDOM

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McMaster University

CANADA

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Both the transcriptional activator, Bcd, and transcriptional repressor, Cic, form small mobile oligomeric clusters in early fly embryo nuclei

Cellular distribution and motion of essential magnetosome proteins expressed in mammalian cells

Developing Magnetic Resonance Reporter Gene Imaging: Essential Magnetosome Proteins Interact in Mammalian Cells

Essential magnetosome proteins MamI and MamL from magnetotactic bacteria interact in mammalian cells

Essential magnetosome proteins MamI and MamL from magnetotactic bacteria interact in mammalian cells

Experimental determination of the propulsion matrix of the body of helical Magnetospirillum magneticum cells

Experimental determination of the propulsion matrix of the body of helical <i>Magnetospirillum magneticum</i> cells

Inducing Microscale Structural Order in Phage Nanofilament Hydrogels with Globular Proteins

Synthetic reconstruction of the <i>hunchback</i> promoter specifies the role of Bicoid, Zelda and Hunchback in the dynamics of its transcription

Synthetic reconstruction of the hunchback promoter specifies the role of Bicoid, Zelda and Hunchback in the dynamics of its transcription

Direct Measurement of the Affinity between tBid and Bax in a Mitochondria-Like Membrane

Self-organisation and convection of confined magnetotactic bacteria

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Eric Lauga

Kari Dalnoki-Veress

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