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Protein over-expression can induce the elongation of cell membrane nanodomains
Julie Cornet, Pascal Preira, Laurence Salomé +5
In cell membranes, proteins and lipids are organized into sub-micrometric nanodomains of varying size, shape and composition, performing specific functions. Despite their biologica…
Dependence of DNA persistence length on ionic strength and ion type
Sébastien Guilbaud, Laurence Salomé, Nicolas Destainville +2
Even though the persistence length of double-stranded DNA plays a pivotal role in cell biology and nanotechnologies, its dependence on ionic strength lacks a consensual d…
Probing a label-free local bend in DNA by single-molecule Tethered Particle Motion
Annaël Brunet, Sébastien Chevalier, Nicolas Destainville +5
Being capable of characterizing DNA local bending is essential to understand thoroughly many biological processes because they involve a local bending of the double helix axis, eit…
Probing DNA conformational changes with high temporal resolution by Tethered Particle Motion
Manoel Manghi, Catherine Tardin, Julien Baglio +3
The Tethered Particle Motion (TPM) technique informs about conformational changes of DNA molecules, e.g. upon looping or interaction with proteins, by tracking the Brownian motion…
Comment to the Paper of Michael J. Saxton: "A Biological Interpretation of Transient Anomalous Subdiffusion. I. Qualitative Model"
Nicolas Destainville, Aude Sauliere, Laurence Salome
In a recent paper, Michael J. Saxton proposes to interpret as anomalous diffusion the occurrence of apparent transient sub-diffusive regimes in mean-squared displacements (MSD) plo…
Quantification and Correction of Systematic Errors Due to Detector Time-Averaging in Single-Molecule Tracking Experiments
Nicolas Destainville, Laurence Salome
Single-molecule tracking is a powerful way to look at the dynamic organization of plasma membranes. However, there are some limitations to its use. For example, it was recently obs…