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c-MYC can Form Phase Condensates via its DNA Binding Domain

Udhaya Vijayakumar, Ruchi ChoudharyiD, Wee Joo ChngiD, Melissa J. FullwoodiD

Abstract

The c-MYC oncogene is overexpressed in cancers. Phase condensates are membrane-less cellular compartments in cells. Using the optoDroplet system, which leverages optogenetics for condensate dynamics studies, here we showed c-MYC has the capability to form phase condensates. Moreover, the 3 terminus of c-MYC, which contains a DNA binding domain but no intrinsic disordered regions, is sufficient to form phase condensates. Our research contributes to a better understanding of c-MYC biology.

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