1. Heterogeneity in ligand-bound TRPV1: A comparison of methods in cryo-EM and molecular dynamics simulation

    This article has 5 authors:
    1. Miro A. Astore
    2. Robert Blackwell
    3. David Silva-Sánchez
    4. Pilar Cossio
    5. Sonya M. Hanson

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  2. Atomic-Level Free Energy Landscape Reveals Cooperative Symport Mechanism of Melibiose Transporter

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    1. Ruibin Liang
    2. Lan Guan
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      In this potentially important study, the authors employed advanced computational techniques to explore a detailed atomistic description of the mechanism and energetics of substrate translocation in the MelB transporter. The overall approach is solid and reveals the coupling between sodium binding and melibiose transport through a series of conformational transitions, and the results for a mutant are also in qualitative agreement with the experiment, providing further support to the computational analyses. Nevertheless, the level of evidence is considered incomplete since there are concerns regarding the convergence and initial guess of the string calculations, leaving doubts that the computed pathway does not reflect the most energetically favorable mechanism.

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  3. A direct computational assessment of vinculin-actin unbinding kinetics reveals catch bonding behavior

    This article has 5 authors:
    1. Willmor J Peña Ccoa
    2. Fatemah Mukadum
    3. Aubin Ramon
    4. Guillaume Stirnemann
    5. Glen M Hocky

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  4. Interplay of condensate material properties and chromatin heterogeneity governs nuclear condensate ripening

    This article has 7 authors:
    1. Deb Sankar Banerjee
    2. Tafadzwa Chigumira
    3. Rachel M Lackner
    4. Josiah C Kratz
    5. David M Chenoweth
    6. Shiladitya Banerjee
    7. Huaiying Zhang
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      In this potentially valuable study, the authors employed in vivo experiments and theoretical modeling to study the growth dynamics of nuclear condensates. They observed that condensates can exhibit distinct growth modes, as dictated by the competition between condensate surface tension and local elasticity of chromatin. While the theoretical model appears to capture the experimental observations, the level of evidence supporting the proposed growth mechanism is incomplete due to, among other limitations, the multiple fitting parameters and poorly justified Neo-Hookean elasticity.

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  5. Determining accurate conformational ensembles of intrinsically disordered proteins at atomic resolution

    This article has 5 authors:
    1. Kaushik Borthakur
    2. Thomas R. Sisk
    3. Francesco P. Panei
    4. Massimiliano Bonomi
    5. Paul Robustelli

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  6. Motor clustering enhances kinesin-driven vesicle transport

    This article has 6 authors:
    1. Rui Jiang
    2. Qingzhou Feng
    3. Daguan Nong
    4. You Jung Kang
    5. David Sept
    6. William O. Hancock

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