T. Sneideris

Tandem-repeat proteins introduce tuneable properties to engineered biomolecular condensates

This study designs a synthetic biomolecular condensate platform using CTPR proteins and intrinsically-disordered domains to tune condensate properties and recruit target proteins.

Temperature-induced changes in protein interactions control RNA recruitment to G3BP1 condensates

The paper investigates how temperature affects G3BP1-RNA phase separation, revealing that while the phase boundary remains stable, stoichiometry and energetics shift, driven by entropic processes.

The Alzheimer's Amyloid beta peptide forms biomolecular condensates that trigger amyloid aggregation

This paper shows that Alzheimer's amyloid-beta peptide forms biomolecular condensates on lipid bilayers, accelerating amyloid aggregation and revealing a new early step in the disease mechanism.

Linking modulation of bio-molecular phase behaviour with collective interactions

This paper introduces a dominance analysis framework to determine the molecular mechanism of condensate modulation, demonstrating its application to G3BP1/RNA condensates disrupted by suramin.

Dominance Analysis: A formalism to uncover dominant energetic contributions to biomolecular condensate formation in multicomponent systems

This paper introduces a formalism to identify dominant energetic contributions to biomolecular condensate formation in multicomponent systems by analyzing phase separation data.

Quantifying collective interactions in biomolecular phase separation

This study quantifies collective interactions in biomolecular phase separation by analyzing dilute phase concentrations and free energy, revealing how salts and small molecules modulate condensate formation.

ANXA11 biomolecular condensates facilitate protein-lipid phase coupling on lysosomal membranes

This study shows ANXA11 biomolecular condensates couple protein and lipid phase states on lysosomal membranes through interactions with ALG2 and CALC.

Modulating Nucleic Acid Phase Transitions as a Mechanism of Action for Cell-Penetrating Antimicrobial Peptides

This study identifies that antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) induce nucleic acid phase separation, which may be a novel mechanism for their antibacterial activity.

Adsorption of RNA to interfaces of biomolecular condensates enables wetting transitions

This study shows that pyrimidine-rich RNAs act as adsorbents enabling wetting transitions in condensates formed by purine-rich RNAs, revealing orientation differences between scaffolds and adsorbents.

Multi-dimensional protein solubility optimization with an ultra-high-throughput microfluidic platform

This paper introduces a high-throughput microfluidic platform for protein solubility screening, enabling rapid and efficient optimization of formulation additives and mutations.

Surface interaction patches link non-specific binding and phase separation of antibodies

This study links antibody non-specific binding to surface interaction patches and shows how they drive liquid-liquid phase separation under certain conditions.

Multiphase condensates from a kinetically arrested phase transition

This paper shows that multiphase biomolecular condensates form due to kinetic trapping during phase transitions, not thermodynamic stability, and explains how this leads to internal sub-compartments.