Joshua A. Riback

This study shows that nucleolar phase separation adapts to cellular energy levels, affecting rRNA transport and ribosome biogenesis.

This study introduces RAID-MaP to measure RNA structure within biomolecular condensates, revealing insights into rRNA folding and structural dynamics in the nucleolus and 7SK RNA.

This study shows that mutant NPM1 forms nuclear condensates called C-bodies, which are essential for leukemic gene expression and cell survival, and identifies them as potential therapeutic targets.

The paper identifies two categories of transcription factor isoforms with distinct molecular functions and shows they contribute to gene regulatory complexity.

The paper quantifies microenvironment structure within cellular condensates using partitioning measurements, revealing spatial inhomogeneity and its role in macromolecular transport.