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Natural and Designed Proteins Inspired by Extremotolerant Organisms Can Form Condensates and Attenuate Apoptosis in Human Cells

Authors Mike T Veling  , Dan T Nguyen  , Nicole N Thadani , Michela E Oster  , Nathan J Rollins  , Kelly P Brock , Neville P Bethel  , Samuel Lim  , David Baker   , Jeffrey C Way  , Debora S Marks  , Roger L Chang   , Pamela A Silver  
Details Mike T Veling et al; ACS Synth Biol; 2022;
DOI 10.1021/acssynbio.1c00572
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