Jessica Kehrer

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2016-2023
Publications (10 Years): 15

Top Topics

Plasmodium Falciparum

Top Venues

Journal of cell science

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Publications

Jessica Kehrer, Emma Pietsch, Julia Heinze, Tobias Spielmann, Friedrich Frischknecht
Clearing of hemozoin crystals in malaria parasites enables whole-cell STED microscopy. Journal of cell science 136 (1) (2023)
Jessica Kehrer, Emma Pietsch, Julia Heinze, Tobias Spielmann, Friedrich Frischknecht
Clearing of hemozoin crystals in malaria parasites enables whole-cell STED microscopy. Journal of cell science 136 (1) (2023)
Jessica Kehrer, Emma Pietsch, Julia Heinze, Tobias Spielmann, Friedrich Frischknecht
Clearing of hemozoin crystals in malaria parasites enables whole-cell STED microscopy. Journal of cell science 136 (1) (2023)
Friedrich Braumann, Dennis Klug, Jessica Kehrer, Gaojie Song, Juan Feng, Timothy A Springer, Friedrich Frischknecht
Conformational change of Plasmodium TRAP is essential for sporozoite migration and transmission. EMBO reports (2023)
Jessica Kehrer, Emma Pietsch, Julia Heinze, Tobias Spielmann, Friedrich Frischknecht
Clearing of hemozoin crystals in malaria parasites enables whole cell STED microscopy. Journal of cell science (2022)
Jessica Kehrer, Pauline Formaglio, Julianne Mendi Muthinja, Sebastian Weber, Danny Baltissen, Christopher Lance, Johanna Ripp, Janessa Grech, Markus Meissner, Charlotta Funaya, Rogerio Amino, Friedrich Frischknecht
Plasmodium sporozoite disintegration during skin passage limits malaria parasite transmission. EMBO reports 23 (7) (2022)
Jessica Kimmel, Jessica Kehrer, Friedrich Frischknecht, Tobias Spielmann
Proximity-dependent biotinylation approaches to study apicomplexan biology. Molecular microbiology (2021)
Johanna Ripp, Jessica Kehrer, Xanthoula Smyrnakou, Nathalie Tisch, Joana Tavares, Rogerio Amino, Carmen Ruiz de Almodóvar, Friedrich Frischknecht
Malaria parasites differentially sense environmental elasticity during transmission. EMBO molecular medicine 13 (4) (2021)
Dennis Klug, Sarah Goellner, Jessica Kehrer, Julia Sattler, Léanne Strauss, Mirko Singer, Chafen Lu, Timothy A Springer, Friedrich Frischknecht
Evolutionarily distant I domains can functionally replace the essential ligand-binding domain of Plasmodium TRAP. eLife 9 (2020)
Chiara Currà, Jessica Kehrer, Leandro Lemgruber Soares, Patricia A G C Silva, Lucia Bertuccini, Fabiana Superti, Tomasino Pace, Marta Ponzi, Friedrich Frischknecht, Inga Siden-Kiamos, Gunnar R Mair
Malaria transmission through the mosquito requires the function of the OMD protein. PloS one 14 (9) (2019)
Stéphanie Hallée, Catherine Thériault, Dominic Gagnon, Jessica Kehrer, Friedrich Frischknecht, Gunnar R Mair, Dave Richard
Identification of a Golgi apparatus protein complex important for the asexual erythrocytic cycle of the malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum. Cellular microbiology 20 (8) (2018)
Dennis Klug, Jessica Kehrer, Friedrich Frischknecht, Mirko Singer
A synthetic promoter for multi-stage expression to probe complementary functions of Plasmodium adhesins. Journal of cell science 131 (20) (2018)
Catherine A Moreau, Saligram P Bhargav, Hirdesh Kumar, Katharina A Quadt, Henni Piirainen, Léanne Strauss, Jessica Kehrer, Martin Streichfuss, Joachim Pius Spatz, Rebecca C Wade, Inari Kursula, Friedrich Frischknecht
A unique profilin-actin interface is important for malaria parasite motility. PLoS pathogens 13 (5) (2017)
Jorge M Santos, Saskia Egarter, Vanessa Zuzarte-Luís, Hirdesh Kumar, Catherine A Moreau, Jessica Kehrer, Andreia Pinto, Mário da Costa, Blandine Franke-Fayard, Chris J Janse, Friedrich Frischknecht, Gunnar R Mair
Malaria parasite LIMP protein regulates sporozoite gliding motility and infectivity in mosquito and mammalian hosts. eLife 6 (2017)
Jorge M Santos, Neuza Duarte, Jessica Kehrer, Jai Ramesar, M Cristina Avramut, Abraham J Koster, Johannes T Dessens, Friedrich Frischknecht, Séverine Chevalley-Maurel, Chris J Janse, Blandine Franke-Fayard, Gunnar R Mair
Maternally supplied S-acyl-transferase is required for crystalloid organelle formation and transmission of the malaria parasite. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 113 (26) (2016)