Barbora Knotkova
I am currently a PhD candidate at the biochemistry centre of the University of Heidelberg, Germany. I am interested in cellular organisation: how proteins are targeted to the right place in the cell, how different compartments are created and especially how all of this is achieved on a molecular level. In my PhD I use biochemical methods to decipher the role of membrane contact sites in shaping the inner membrane of mitochondria. I have joined preLights in December 2022.
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01 October 2024
Jennifer Ann Black et al.
Membrane Curvature Promotes ER-PM Contact Formation via Junctophilin-EHD Interactions
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07 August 2024
Barbora Knotkova
14-3-3 binding regulates Tau assembly and microtubule association
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03 May 2024
Barbora Knotkova et al.
Hibernating ribosomes tether to mitochondria as an adaptive response to cellular stress during glucose depletion
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15 November 2023
Barbora Knotkova
Conserved cardiolipin-mitochondrial ADP/ATP carrier interactions assume distinct structural and functional roles that are clinically relevant
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14 July 2023
Barbora Knotkova
Phosphorylation controls spatial and temporal activities of motor-PRC1 complexes to complete mitosis
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06 May 2023
Divya Pathak, Barbora Knotkova
Curvature Sensing and Membrane Remodeling of the VPS37A N-terminal Domain during Autophagy
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18 December 2022
Barbora Knotkova