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Protein condensation regulates water availability in cells

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NATURE
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NATURE PORTFOLIO
DOI: 10.1038/d41586-023-03098-z

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Biophysics; Biochemistry

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Protein condensation can not only form membraneless organelles, but also regulate the availability of water.
Proteins can condense to form membraneless organelles, which act as vessels for biochemical reactions in cells. An investigation shows that protein condensation is also a cellular mechanism for controlling water availability.

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