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ArticlemicroPublication biology2024

Characterization of Spatial Differences in Two Misfolded Proteins During Aggresome Formation.

Jordan N Goldy, Robert T Youker

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Jordan N Goldy *Department of Biology, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, United States.
Robert T YoukerDepartment of Biology , Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, North Carolina, United States.

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6 · The paper itself

Abstract

Cells have evolved an elaborate network of folding and degradation pathways to maintain the native state of proteins. If these pathways are disrupted (e.g., mutation) or their capacity is exceeded then protein aggregates form in cells. Cells sequester these aggregated proteins into aggresome or aggresome-like bodies as a protective mechanism. In this study, we co-expressed two model misfolded proteins in HEK293 cells and measured aggresome formation upon proteasomal inhibition. We observed spatial differences in early time points of aggresome formation upon co-expression of the misfolded proteins compared to individual expression in cells.

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PMID39502423
PMCPMC11536049

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