Christoph Karfusehr

[Christoph Karfusehr @karfusehr]

Can one self-assemble containers the size of cells using a single DNA origami? Well, now we can.

Check out our preprint, where we present the underlying Dipid (DNA origami inspired by lipids) framework(https://t.co/oaUOybQzXC).

(TEM image of a collapsed container)

[bioRxiv @biorxivpreprint]

Self-assembled cell-scale containers made from DNA origami membranes https://t.co/yttsSE7m3F #bioRxiv

[Christoph Karfusehr @karfusehr]

Thank you for creating the hexalattice Python package @bio_vs_silico. I added the option to plot circles on your grids. Works great now to visualize the Moiré patterns I see in my experiments!

[Christoph Karfusehr @karfusehr]

Congrats, Chris! I mean, who doesn't want to design proteins?

[Christopher Frank @chrisfrank662]

Roughly one year ago we started out venturing in the world of #proteindesign. Today I am very happy to share our first preprint ‘Efficient and scaleable de-novo protein design using a relaxed sequence space’ (https://t.co/UCZJoNSXhE) with @sokrypton & @hendrik_dietz 1/x

[Christoph Karfusehr @karfusehr]

@KGoepfrich Love it. Are you going to hang it up in the institute so another group can repeat it in yet another 75 years?

[roboticDNA @robotic_dna]

How do #DNA #nanorobots store and release mechanical energy by winding up and relaxing a molecular torsion spring? Check out our team's just-published paper in @NaturePhysics!
@SimmelLab @TU_Muenchen
https://t.co/xrx1jFEEI9

[Christoph Karfusehr @karfusehr]

@ZmbhH @KGoepfrich @mpi_mr_hd Congrats Kerstin!

[Christoph Karfusehr @karfusehr]

First day as a PhD student in the Simmel lab (TUM) - Let the fun begin! @mattertolife

[Christoph Karfusehr @karfusehr]

@KeJahnke Congratulations Kevin!