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H. Glauninger, J. A. M. Bard, C. J. Wong Hickernell, K. M. Velez, E. M. Airoldi, W. Li, R. H. Singer, S. Paul, J. Fei, T. R. Sosnick, E. W. J. Wallace, D. A. Drummond
The paper shows that mRNAs condense broadly in yeast under stress, independent of length, and new transcripts escape this condensation for selective translation.
bioRxiv · Apr 15, 2024Cell Biology
S. Keyport Kik, D. Christopher, H. Glauninger, C. Wong Hickernell, J. A. M. Bard, M. Ford, T. R. Sosnick, D. A. Drummond
The paper studies how stress-induced biomolecular condensation adapts to thermal environments across three yeast species, showing species-specific temperature tuning and conserved molecular features.
bioRxiv · Jul 28, 2023 · PreprintCell Biology
A. Ali, R. Garde, O. C. Schaffer, J. A. M. Bard, K. Husain, S. Keyport Kik, K. A. Davis, S. Luengo-Woods, D. A. Drummond, A. H. Squires, D. Pincus
During stress, molecular chaperones preserve 'orphan' ribosomal proteins in liquid-like condensates, maintaining them in a usable form and enabling efficient recovery from stress.
bioRxiv · Nov 9, 2022 · PreprintCell Biology
E. Jonsson, Z. M. Htet, J. A. M. Bard, K. C. Dong, A. Martin
This study uses single-molecule FRET to show ubiquitin chains regulate proteasome conformational dynamics, enhancing substrate degradation by stabilizing engagement-competent states.
bioRxiv · Aug 18, 2021 · PreprintBiochemistry
H. Yoo, J. A. M. Bard, E. Pilipenko, D. A. Drummond
This study shows that the yeast disaggregation system efficiently disperses heat-induced Pab1 condensates, revealing distinct molecular requirements compared to model substrates.
bioRxiv · May 13, 2021Biochemistry