Avnika Pant

This study identifies mast cell extracellular granules as bioactive condensates formed by heparin and polyamines, enhancing enzymatic activity and cytokine bioactivity.

The paper shows that SRSF1 and TDP-43 form microphases through protein interactions, and MALAT1 enhances this process by binding to SRSF1 microphases.

The paper introduces GIN, a resource that decodes molecular grammars of human intrinsically disordered regions (IDRs) and identifies their functional roles in biological processes and disease.

This study identifies sequence-encoded molecular grammars in synapsin-1 IDRs that drive condensation and generate pH gradients relevant for synaptic function.

The paper shows that biomolecular condensates generate interphase electric potentials due to ion asymmetry, suggesting they function as mesoscale capacitors.