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Protein assembly systems in natural and synthetic biology.


ABSTRACT: The traditional view of protein aggregation as being strictly disease-related has been challenged by many examples of cellular aggregates that regulate beneficial biological functions. When coupled with the emerging view that many regulatory proteins undergo phase separation to form dynamic cellular compartments, it has become clear that supramolecular assembly plays wide-ranging and critical roles in cellular regulation. This presents opportunities to develop new tools to probe and illuminate this biology, and to harness the unique properties of these self-assembling systems for synthetic biology for the purposeful manipulation of biological function.

SUBMITTER: Chiesa G 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC7099826 | biostudies-literature | 2020 Mar

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Protein assembly systems in natural and synthetic biology.

Chiesa Giulio G   Kiriakov Szilvia S   Khalil Ahmad S AS  

BMC biology 20200326 1


The traditional view of protein aggregation as being strictly disease-related has been challenged by many examples of cellular aggregates that regulate beneficial biological functions. When coupled with the emerging view that many regulatory proteins undergo phase separation to form dynamic cellular compartments, it has become clear that supramolecular assembly plays wide-ranging and critical roles in cellular regulation. This presents opportunities to develop new tools to probe and illuminate t  ...[more]

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