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Interaction hierarchy among Cdv proteins drives recruitment to membrane necks

This article has 3 authors:
1. Nicola De Franceschi
2. Alberto Blanch-Jover
3. Cees Dekker
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  This important study investigates how the Cdv division proteins of Metallosphaera sedula assemble on and interact with curved membranes in vitro, advancing our understanding of this reduced ESCRT-like machinery. The data provide support for sequential protein recruitment and curvature-dependent enrichment at membrane necks, based on well-controlled reconstitution assays and quantitative analysis. The work establishes a convincing experimental framework for dissecting Cdv-mediated membrane remodeling. The study will be of broad interest to evolutionary and synthetic biologists as well as membrane biophysicists.
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This article has 10 evaluationsAppears in 1 listLatest version Mar 12, 2026Latest activity Mar 11, 2026
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