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Institute of Science and Technology Austria

A schematic of the assembly of viral particles. Top: HTLV-1. The top layer (blue) organizes the immature lattice. Bottom: Other retroviruses (e.g. HIV-1). The bottom layer (orange) organizes the immature lattice.

HTLV-1: Uncovering the Unique Structure of HIV’s Lesser-Known Cousin

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Computer simulation of filaments assembling into a division ring in the middle of the cell.

Circle of Death: Bacterial ‘Mortal Filaments’ Reveal New Mechanism for Cell Division

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$NOMIS-ISTA Fellow David Brückner at the Institute of Science and Technology Austria (ISTA)$

The Self-Assembling Embryo: How Cells Talk to Build a Body, Explained Mathematically

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