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. 2021 Feb 5;118(6):e2021719118. doi: 10.1073/pnas.2021719118

Table 1.

Composition and property of biomolecular condensates observed in this study

Condensates Formation Example figure Tested condensate components Properties
Stress granules Induced by stress (e.g., arsenite, clotrimazole, thapsigargin), viral infection, or G3BP1 expression 1A RBPs (e.g., G3BP) and translation factors (e.g., eIF3b) Integrity can be disrupted by cycloheximide or nsP3 ADP-ribosyhydrolase
Expression of nsP3 HVD domain in the presence of stress 2A (HVD) nsP3 HVD domain, RBPs (e.g., G3BP) and translation factors (e.g., eIF3b) Integrity can be disrupted by cycloheximide
Expression of hydrolase-deficient nsP3 in the presence of stress 3A Hydrolase-deficient nsP3, RBPs (e.g., G3BP) and translation factors (e.g., eIF3b) Integrity can be disrupted by cycloheximide
nsP3 condensates Expression of WT nsP3 in the presence or absence of stress 1E WT nsP3 and RBPs (e.g., G3BP) Insensitive to cycloheximide
Expression of hydrolase-deficient mutant nsP3 in the absence of stress S2A Hydrolase-deficient nsP3 and RBPs (e.g., G3BP) Insensitive to cycloheximide
Expression of nsP3 HVD domain in the absence of stress S1D nsP3 HVD domain, G3BP1 Insensitive to cycloheximide