How it occurs: Multivalent interactions; Folded‐folded domains; IDR‐IDR domains; Folded‐IDR domains; Nucleic acids‐protein; Nucleic acids‐Nucleic acids.[
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How it is regulated: Local abundance of MLOs core components; Post‐translational modifications (PTMs); RNA and DNA modifications; Non‐equilibrium tuning by energy input; Physicochemical conditions (pH, salt ionic strength, temperature).[
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Biological functions: Reaction crucible; Sequestration; Organizational hub; Specific transport.[
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The physicochemical properties of condensates and their connection to biological functions;
The functional differences between LLPS‐formed assemblies and canonical protein complexes
The all constituents in each type of condensate;
Factors that contribute to the dynamic condensation and decondensation;
The communication between different condensates;
The internal structures of condensates in living cells, tissues, and even organisms.
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