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Branching structure of genealogies in spatially growing populations and its implications for population genetics inference
Armin Eghdami, Jayson Paulose, Diana Fusco
Spatial models where growth is limited to the edge of the expansions have been instrumental to understand the population dynamics and the clone size distribution in growing cellula…
Virus-host interactions shape viral dispersal giving rise to distinct classes of travelling waves in spatial expansions
Michael Hunter, Nikhil Krishnan, Tongfei Liu +2
Reaction-diffusion waves have long been used to describe the growth and spread of populations undergoing a spatial range expansion. Such waves are generally classed as either pulle…
Convection shapes the trade-off between antibiotic efficacy and the selection for resistance in spatial gradients
Matti Gralka, Diana Fusco, Stephen Martis +1
Since penicillin was discovered about 90 years ago, we have become used to using drugs to eradicate unwanted pathogenic cells. However, using drugs to kill bacteria, viruses or can…
Soft Matter Perspective on Protein Crystal Assembly
Diana Fusco, Patrick Charbonneau
Crystallography may be the gold standard of protein structure determination, but obtaining the necessary high-quality crystals is also in some ways akin to prospecting for the prec…
Competition between monomeric and dimeric crystals in schematic models for globular proteins
Diana Fusco, Patrick Charbonneau
Advances in experimental techniques and in theoretical models have improved our understanding of protein crystallization. But they have also left open questions regarding the prote…
Statistical analysis of crystallization database links protein physico-chemical features with crystallization mechanisms
Diana Fusco, Timothy J. Barnum, Andrew E. Bruno +4
X-ray crystallography is the predominant method for obtaining atomic-scale information about biological macromolecules. Despite the success of the technique, obtaining well diffrac…