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The seminal lab paper is out! Visualizing metabolons from native cell extracts at unprecedented resolution!

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I am feeling very proud and honored to have worked together with my team to publish this seminal work of us in Cell Reports. This work described for the first time the endogenous, full metabolon of pyruvate oxidation with cryoEM Continue reading The seminal lab paper is out! Visualizing metabolons from native cell extracts at unprecedented resolution!→

The first review of the Kastritis Laboratory has been accepted!

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Why native cell extracts are important for structural biology? Is it possible to achieve high-resolution with such complex samples? Which methods must be applied to understand the structure and function of biomolecular complexes in native cell extracts? These and other Continue reading The first review of the Kastritis Laboratory has been accepted!→

Fascinated by Cryo – Interview of Prof. Kastritis from the Ministry of Education

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Dr Kastritis was interviewed by the Ministry of Education – he was awarded a very generous grant from BMBF to establish cryo-EM in Halle. Dr Kastritis is a group leader in ZIK HALOmem, and a Junior Professor of Cryo-Electron Microscopy Continue reading Fascinated by Cryo – Interview of Prof. Kastritis from the Ministry of Education→

Paper on the organization of metabolic pathways

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We are very pleased that our review with Prof. Anne-Claude Gavin has been finally accepted and appeared online in the community journal Essays in Biochemistry. This review is very important because it introduces the concepts behind the work that is Continue reading Paper on the organization of metabolic pathways→