Publications
_{Structural Biochemistry of Meiosis}

Weir, J.: Molekulare Mechanismen der meiotischen Rekombination. Biospektrum 29 (7), p. 816 (2023)

Podobnik, M.; Singh, A.; Fu, Z.; Dooley, C.; Frohnhöfer, H.; Firlej, M.; Stednitz, S.; Elhabashy, H.; Weyand, S.; Weir, J. et al.; Lu, J.; Nüsslein-Volhard, C.; Irion, U.: kcnj13 regulates pigment cell shapes in zebrafish and has diverged by cis-regulatory evolution between Danio species. Development 150 (16), dev.201627 (2023)

Altmannova, V.; Firlej, M.; Mueller, F.; Janning, P.; Rauleder, R.; Rousova, D.; Schaeffler, A.; Bange, T.; Weir, J.: Biochemical characterisation of Mer3 helicase interactions and the protection of meiotic recombination intermediates. Nucleic Acids Research (London) 51 (9), gkad175, pp. 4363 - 4384 (2023)

Clasen, S.; Bell, M.; Borbón, A.; Lee, D.-H.; Henseler, Z.; de la Cuesta-Zuluaga, J.; Parys, K.; Zou, J.; Wang, Y.; Altmannova, V. et al.; Youngblut, N.; Weir, J.; Gewirtz, A.; Belkhadir, Y.; Ley, R.: Silent recognition of flagellins from human gut commensal bacteria by Toll-like receptor 5. Science Immunology 8 (79), eabq7001 (2023)

Firlej, M.; Weir, J.: Unwinding during stressful times: Mechanisms of helicases in meiotic recombination. In: Current Topics in Developmental Biology, Vol. 151. Academic Press, New York (2023)

Weir, J.: Insights into Meiosis: Elucidating DNA Repair Modulation via Mass Spectrometry. In GBM Compact: Focus on Proteomics. GBM Compact: Focus on Proteomics, Frankfurt a.M., Germany, September 05, 2023 - September 06, 2023. (2023)

Clasen, S.; Bell, M.; Borbón, A.; Lee, D.-H.; Henseler, Z.; de la Cuesta-Zuluaga, J.; Parys, K.; Zou, J.; Wang, Y.; Altmannova, V. et al.; Youngblut, N.; Weir, J.; Gewirtz, A.; Belkhadir, Y.; Ley, R.: Silent recognition of flagellins from human gut commensal bacteria by Toll-like receptor 5. In Cell Symposia: Infection Biology in the Age of the Microbiome, ST.01. Cell Symposia: Infection Biology in the Age of the Microbiome, Paris, France, June 07, 2023 - June 09, 2023. (2023)

Selezneva, E.: Can Shape Memory Effects Contribute to Improved Self-Healing Properties in Polymer Materials? Matter to Life Lecture Series: Max Planck School Matter to Life, Heidelberg, Germany (2023)