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The authors looked into whether the arrangement of LLPS-promoting and solubilizing sequences in the genome lead to single genome packaging. Read on to learn about generalizable principles of virus compaction.
mSphere
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The authors implicate stress granules and potentially other cellular compartments in mediating antiviral effects.
Microorganisms
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It looks like both good and bad kinds of strains of E. coli have an interesting relationship with stress granules. Check out the details to learn more.
bioRxiv
bioRxiv
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It looks like the ZAP protein has previously been shown to go to stress granules during viral infections and this work suggests it may be triggered by PAR binding.
Cell biology international
The EMBO journal
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It looks like the condensates in infected macrophages get all messed up. Check out this paper to find out more.
PLoS pathogens
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This paper is about a cool way a virus involves P-bodies to hide in stealth mode.
eLife
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It looks like nuclear speckles may be a key location for the splicing agents that help this virus with replication.
International journal of molecular sciences
Life (Basel, Switzerland)
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This review talks about the Science paper from this year about how patterning of aromatic residues can drive phase separation in IDPs.
Journal of immunology (Baltimore, Md : 1950)
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Here's a paper about some complicated cross-talk between mitochondria and stress granules during viral infection to get the immune system activated.
The EMBO journal
Virology
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If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's probably a... condensate! haha :) Well I really meant if it looks like a blob and fuses...
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Archives of medical research
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This article draws some interesting connections between the effects of viruses and cancer on stress granule to figure out how to combat drug resistance in cancer drugs.