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Emily Brackhahn

University of Pennsylvania

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Low-order assemblies drive oncogenic RTK fusion signaling without condensation

David Gonzalez-Martinez, Thomas R. Mumford, Delaney Wilde, Sofia Wissert, Yuzhi (Carol) Gao, Emily Brackhahn, Richard Kriwacki, Elizabeth Rhoades, Lukasz J. Bugaj

This study shows that low-order RTK fusions can drive oncogenic signaling without forming condensates, challenging the role of condensation in signal transmission.

bioRxiv · Dec 13, 2025 · PreprintCancer Biology