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Molecular Flexibility and Electrostatic Interactions Drive the Nanoscale Structure of Coiled-Coil GM130 Protein Condensates
Golgins are coiled-coil proteins that decorate Golgi cisternae with highly specific spatial distribution acting as vesicle tethers through their extended, semiflexible architectures. Among them, GM130 is also known to undergo phase separation, yet the molecular basis of this behavior remains poorly
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