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Title[redir]:
Protein Phase Separation: A New Phase in Cell Biology - PMC
Description:
Cellular compartments and organelles organize biological matter. Most well-known organelles are separated by a membrane boundary from their surrounding milieu. There are also many so-called membraneless organelles and recent studies suggest that ...

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  • Science
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🌠 Phenomenal Traffic: 5M - 10M visitors per month


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pmc beta search /n-rich aggregation-prone regions disordered low-complexity domains stress-inducible rnp granules identifying fibril-forming segments aggregating dipeptide-repeat proteins isotropic short-range potentials precisely sol–gel transitions possess rna-binding domains c9orf72 ggggcc repeat high rna/protein stoichiometries labile β-zipper regions c-terminal domain amyotrophic lateral sclerosis stress-triggered phase separation low-complexity domain atpase-modulated stress granules intrinsically disordered proteins/regions higher-order assembly resembles ggggcc repeat expansion [google scholar] 29 [google scholar] 51 glutamine/asparagine-rich domain frontotemporal lobar degeneration-tdp proline–arginine dipeptide repeats post-transcriptional gene regulation intermolecular base-pairing interactions alzheimer-related protein tau intrinsically disordered region protein droplet/gel creates super-resolution microscopy analysis binary-liquid phase separation direct protein–protein interactions liquid–liquid phase separation liquid-liquid phase separation low-complexity domains flory-huggins solution theory transcriptional activation potential higher-order protein assemblies allowing free diffusion dipeptide repeat protein stress granule assembly full-length protein drives pathological fibrillization poly-dipeptides encoded sequence-intrinsic driving forces high-resolution structural studies membrane-bound cellular compartment low concentration region controlled dissolution/condensation

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  • As these proteins are significantly enriched in multivalent proteins, the question inevitably arises as to what determines the specificity and ensures the integrity of these assemblies: how is fusion of distinct membraneless organelles prevented?
  • Can we harness our growing understanding of biological phase separation to develop novel therapeutic treatment options?
  • How Is Specificity Generated and Maintained?
  • How can we investigate the internal organization of membraneless organelles in living systems?
  • How do disease mutations and aging specifically affect phase separation of membraneless organelle components?
  • How exactly are multivalent interactions encoded in IDRs?
  • Put simply, how is the cell able to avoid spontaneous and uncontrollable phase separation?
  • Road Toward Novel Therapy?
  • What Is the Function of Membraneless Organelles?
  • What are the differences between physiological and pathological assemblies?
  • What are the essential and nonessential components of different membraneless organelles, and what are their sequence and structural properties?
  • What are the exact biological functions of phase separation?
  • Which principles target proteins and RNAs to specific phases and what prevents the coalescence of distinct membraneless organelles?
  • Which regulatory pathways are involved?
  • Why do diseases associated with protein aggregation display such profound cell type specificity?
  • Yet why do cells need such compartments?

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