ArticleFrontiers in molecular biosciences2026
Investigating the effect of progressive truncations at the ALS-linked protein TDP-43 RRM2 on its aggregation mechanism.
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Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis is a neurodegenerative disease characterized by inclusions of TDP-43 protein. C-terminal fragments (CTFs) of TDP-43, generated by cleavage within its second RNA recognition motif (RRM2), have been found forming aggregates in patients. Aggregation has often been attributed to the C-terminal domain, but increasing evidence indicates that RRM2 fragments contribute to pathological inclusions. We performed extensive molecular dynamics simulations to investigate the changes resulting from the truncation that could lead to aggregation. We analyzed the full RRM2 domain (fRRM2, residues 192-261) and two fragments commonly observed in CTFs (tRRM2A, residues 220-261, and tRRM2B, residues 209-261). We found that truncation results in distinct aggregation-prone states. tRRM2B appears to rely on
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