Matt Baker

Scientia Senior Lecturer

University of New South Wales

Australia

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Matt Baker is a Scientia Senior Lecturer at the University of New South Wales, Australia. His research focuses on bacterial motility, particularly the structural and evolutionary aspects of the flagellar motor, as well as the development of innovative technologies in microbial systems. His recent publications include contributions to understanding the function of fluorescent proteins in bacterial stator complexes and the biophysical mechanisms underlying flagellar rotation.

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Minh Tri Luu

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA

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Insertion of Fluorescent Proteins Near the Plug Domain of MotB Generates Functional Stator Complexes

Evolution and structural diversity of the MotAB stator: insights into the origins of bacterial flagellar motility

Rescue of bacterial motility using two- and three-species FliC chimeras

Hybrid Exb/Mot stators require substitutions distant from the chimeric pore to power flagellar rotation

DIB‐BOT: An Open‐Source Hardware Approach for Plate‐Integrated Droplet Interface Bilayer Deposition

The parasitic lifestyle of an archaeal symbiont

Light Control in Microbial Systems

Structure, function, and biophysics of bacterial motility and the flagellar motor—IUPAB2024 session commentary

Meet the IUPAB Councillor: A/Prof Matthew AB Baker (UNSW Sydney, Australia)

Ion-Powered Rotary Motors: Where Did They Come from and Where They Are Going?

Microbial stir bars: Light-activated rotation of tethered bacterial cells to enhance mixing in stagnant fluids

Computer-Aided Diagnosis of Melanoma Subtypes Using Reflectance Confocal Images

Ancestral reconstruction of the MotA stator subunit reveals that conserved residues far from the pore are required to drive flagellar motility

Tuning the stator subunit of the flagellar motor with coiled‐coil engineering

Building programmable multicompartment artificial cells incorporating remotely activated protein channels using microfluidics and acoustic levitation

The rapid evolution of flagellar ion selectivity in experimental populations of E. coli

Correction to ‘Binding of DNA origami to lipids: maximizing yield and switching via strand displacement’

Minimizing Cholesterol-Induced Aggregation of Membrane-Interacting DNA Origami Nanostructures

Binding of DNA origami to lipids: maximizing yield and switching via strand displacement

Fluorescence Approaches for Characterizing Ion Channels in Synthetic Bilayers

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Minh Tri Luu

Katharine Michie

Nicholas Matzke

Seiji Kojima

Eleni Giannoulatou

Bruce W Drinkwater

Ali Abbas

Jin Li

Yoshiyuki Sowa

Gary Bryant

Shelley F. J. Wickham

Oliver Castell

Buzz Baum

Iain Duggin

David Humphreys

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