ArticleThe journal of physical chemistry. B2022
Short PolyA RNA Homopolymers Undergo Mg
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Abstract
RNA-RNA interactions have increasingly been recognized for their potential to shape the mesoscale properties of biomolecular condensates, influencing morphology, organization, and material state through networking interactions. While most studies have focused on networking via Watson-Crick base pairing interactions, previous work has suggested a potential for noncanonical RNA-RNA interactions to also give rise to condensation and alter overall material state. Here, we test the phase separation of short polyA RNA (polyrA) homopolymers. We discover and characterize the potential for short polyrA sequences to form RNA condensates at lower Mg
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