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Anna Kulesza

Max Planck Institute for Infection Biology

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Bottom-up reconstruction of functional Death Domain Signalosomes reveals a requirement for polymer stability and avidity

Mauriz A. Lichtenstein, Fakun Cao, Finn Lobnow, Paulina Dirvanskyte, Daniel Weyhenmeyer, Anna Kulesza, Elke Ziska, Randal Halfmann, Marcus J. Taylor

The paper constructs a synthetic signalosome using Death Domains and shows that its function depends on polymer stability and avidity, demonstrating these properties are tunable and not restricted to specific motifs.

Science · Apr 24, 2025Peer-reviewedCell Biology