James C.A. Bardwell

This paper identifies two oxygen-dependent nicotine and pseudooxynicotine metabolizing enzymes with higher catalytic efficiency than NicA2, suggesting their potential for therapeutic and biotechnological applications.

This study identifies ZNF706 as a microprotein that modulates G-quadruplex formation and RNA phase behavior, reducing pathological aggregates in neurodegenerative diseases.

This study shows that paralogs H-NS and StpA form distinct condensates with different phase behaviors, enabling bacteria to adjust condensate stability for stress response.

The paper identifies SERF2 as a protein involved in stress granule formation and characterizes its interactions with G-quadruplex RNA structures to study liquid-liquid phase transitions.

This study characterizes the RNA-binding properties of a disordered protein, SERF, and shows that binding to RNA causes modest global compaction without inducing structural changes in either molecule.

This study shows Znf706 promotes protein aggregation but binds G-quadruplexes, which suppresses aggregation and affects mRNA levels.