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7. Structure of an oxygen-induced tubular nanocompartment in Pyrococcus furiosus

   This article has 11 authors:

   1. Wenfei Song
   2. Jan Fiala
   3. Ioannis Skalidis
   4. Pascal Albanese
   5. Constantinos Patinios
   6. Marten L Chaillet
   7. Servé WM Kengen
   8. Richard A Scheltema
   9. Stuart C Howes
   10. Albert JR Heck
   11. Friedrich Förster

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     Using advanced CryoEM and mass spectrometry, the authors provide compelling evidence of how tubule formation occurs in an oxygen-dependent manner. These fundamental findings offer a novel mechanism by which rubrerythrin tubules encapsulate encapsulin to prevent oxidative stress in Pyrococcus furiosus. However, there are a few reasonable concerns about biochemical validations and the lack of adequate description of results and methodology.

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