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Sarah Fritsche

San Francisco
As seen in: MSN South Africa, Nature, SFGate, Datebook SF, San Francisco Chronicle, Simply Recipes, The Kitchn, Times Union (Albany)
Cook. Eat. Drink. Write. Edit. I'm no longer active here. Find me on Instagram (instagram.com/foodcentric) & Bluesky (@foodcentric.bsky.social)
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Glycan atlassing enables functional tracing of cell state

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By Sarah Fritsche, Oana-Maria Thoma, Imen Larafa, Tina Borić, Karim Almahayni, Kristian Franze, Maximilian J. Waldner, Leonhard Möckl, Dijo Moonnukandathil Joseph, Nazlican Yurekli, Reem Hashem, Chloé Bielawski
| Nature
Abstract The glycocalyx is a complex layer of glycosylated molecules that surrounds all cells in the human body. It is involved in regulating critical cellular processes, including immune response modulation, cell adhesion and host–pathogen interactions. Despite these insights, the functional relationship between the glycocalyx architecture and cellular state has remained elusive, largely due to the structural diversity of glycocalyx constituents and their nanoscale organization.
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Ångström-resolution imaging of cell-surface glycans - Nature Nanotechnology

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By Luciano A Masullo, Karim Almahayni, Monique Honsa, Sarah Fritsche, Ralf Jungmann
| Nature
Abstract Glycobiology is rooted in the study of monosaccharides, ångström-sized molecules that are the building blocks of glycosylation. Glycosylated biomolecules form the glycocalyx, a dense coat encasing every human cell with central relevance—among others—in immunology, oncology and virology. To understand glycosylation function, visualizing its molecular structure is fundamental. However, the ability to visualize the molecular architecture of the glycocalyx has remained challenging.
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Narsai David, Bay Area chef, winemaker and KCBS host, has died

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By Sarah Fritsche
| San Francisco Chronicle
Chef and Bay Area broadcast personality Narsai David has died following a fall in his home last year, his former radio station, KCBS reported Friday. David was 87 years old. The son of Assyrian immigrants, David got his start in the Bay Area culinary industry in the late 1950s at Henry Rubin and Ed Brown’s Pot Luck Restaurant in Berkeley. In 1970, David opened his own restaurant in Kensington, followed by a specialty market in 1978.
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