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Neural regeneration research
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This perspective discusses the effect disease mutations have on LLPS and subsequent aggregation.
bioRxiv
Frontiers in molecular biosciences
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This review discusses how phase separation changes the context of interactions for IDPs.
International immunopharmacology
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Here's a protein that goes to stress granules during viral infection and likely triggers the inflammatory response.
UNC School of Medicine | Chapel Hill, NC
ApplyDevelopmental cell
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Here's an interesting paper on what controls the size of HLBs. Does a similar mechanism control other condensates?
bioRxiv
bioRxiv
Emerging topics in life sciences
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Not every condensate is liquid: This review covers all the different phases used to organize the transcriptome.
Science China Life sciences
Development (Cambridge, England)
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Why are mRNA directed to germ granules? Read further to find out.
Oncogenesis
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This work investigates the link between DNA repair and nuclear speckles.
Molecular Cell
The FEBS journal
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It looks like this protein interacts with many other proteins in condensates. I wonder if that means this one shuttles between various condensates?
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
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Here is the description of a very elegant feedback loop utilizing phase separation to turn off transcription factors.
BioRxiv
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It looks like the main problem is the localization of FUS at the synapse and the RNA it brings with it. I wonder if phase separation is at play here?
bioRxiv
Thursday, August 20, 2020
Nature Genetics
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The authors argue that their data agrees with the model where phase separation plays an important role in transcription initiation.
Current Opinion in Genetics & Development