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Abstract
G3BP undergoes a conformational change to facilitate stress granule assembly when cells are under stress.
- Stressed cells release mRNA from polysomes and form stress granules through interactions involving G3BP.
- In non-stress conditions, G3BP remains in a compact, auto-inhibited state due to specific molecular interactions.
- Upon release from polysomes, unfolded mRNAs disrupt G3BP's auto-inhibitory state, promoting its clustering.
- G3BP clusters contribute to the formation of RNA/protein condensates that prevent RNA entanglement.
- These condensates can recruit proteins that either aid in stress granule maturation or trigger a transition that may relate to disease.
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