P. J. P. Carrillo

Quantitative nanoscale electrostatics of viruses.

M. G. Mateu, R. Podgornik, C. San Martín, 2015, Nanoscale.

Amino Acid Side Chains Buried along Intersubunit Interfaces in a Viral Capsid Preserve Low Mechanical Stiffness Associated with Virus Infectivity.

M. G. Mateu, M. Castellanos, R. Pérez, 2017, ACS nano.

Quantitatively probing propensity for structural transitions in engineered virus nanoparticles by single-molecule mechanical analysis.

M. G. Mateu, M. Castellanos, P. Carrillo, 2015, Nanoscale.

Mechanical disassembly of single virus particles reveals kinetic intermediates predicted by theory.

Mauricio G Mateu, M. G. Mateu, M. Castellanos, 2012, Biophysical journal.

Systematic analysis of biological roles of charged amino acid residues located throughout the structured inner wall of a virus capsid

M. G. Mateu, Alicia Rodríguez-Huete, R. Pérez, 2018, Scientific Reports.

Imaging and Quantitation of a Succession of Transient Intermediates Reveal the Reversible Self-Assembly Pathway of a Simple Icosahedral Virus Capsid.

M. G. Mateu, Alicia Rodríguez-Huete, M. Fuertes, 2016, Journal of the American Chemical Society.

Systematic analysis of biological roles of charged amino acid residues located throughout the structured inner wall of a virus capsid

M. G. Mateu, Alicia Rodríguez-Huete, R. Pérez, 2018, Scientific Reports.