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Nature
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It looks like low complexity sequences and non-coding RNA are important for condensing chromosomes. I wonder if interactions are important in chromatin condensates?
Nature communications
Database
Biophysics and physicobiology
Science translational medicine
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This is quite a research study spanning all the way from patients to biophysical phase separation analysis. Check it out!
Molecular cell
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Here's a commentary about a Nature article from earlier this year on the phase separation of a thermosensor in plants.
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bioRxiv
Biochimica et biophysica acta Molecular cell research
Journal of molecular cell biology
Nucleic acids research
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All the common features of phase separation (intrinsic disorder, dimerization, and Arg/Tyr low complexity) contribute to fibril and condensate formation here.
Bio-protocol
Kitchen Table Talk
Must ReadActa neuropathologica
Trends in biochemical sciences
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Need an update on what's new with nuclear condensates? This will be a good place to start!
Emerging topics in life sciences
Chemical Society Reviews
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This comprehensive review includes some discussion about the phases of amyloids.
Non-coding RNA
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This review discusses evidence that phase separation plays a role in the assembly of paraspeckles.
mSystems
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What can we learn from functional amyloids about how to harness the power of condensates? Perhaps this synthetic biology perspective will give us some insights.
Neural regeneration research
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This perspective discusses the effect disease mutations have on LLPS and subsequent aggregation.