Reversible disulfide bond crosslinks as tunable levers of phase separation in designer biomolecular condensates.
M. Mondal, P. E. Jankoski, L. D. Lee, D. M. Dinakarapandian, T.-Y. Chiu, W. S. Swetman, H. Wu, A. K. Paravastu, T. D. Clemons, V. Rangachari
This study investigates the role of cysteine residues in biomolecular condensates, showing they function as covalent nodes that tune phase separation through redox-sensitive disulfide bonds.
bioRxiv · Jul 13, 2024 · PreprintBiophysics