Dylan T. Tomares

This study identifies mast cell extracellular granules as bioactive condensates formed by heparin and polyamines, enhancing enzymatic activity and cytokine bioactivity.

The paper shows that SRSF1 and TDP-43 form microphases through protein interactions, and MALAT1 enhances this process by binding to SRSF1 microphases.

This study shows BR-bodies in Caulobacter crescentus help the bacteria survive copper stress by changing their structure and protecting enzymes through metal binding.

The paper identifies a regulatory circuit involving scaffold proteins that coordinates cell polarity and asymmetric division in Caulobacter crescentus.

This study identifies RNase E in Caulobacter crescentus as forming liquid-liquid phase separated RNP bodies, similar to eukaryotic P-bodies, which enhance stress response and mRNA degradation.