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TIA1 Low-Complexity Domain Oxidation Drives Aberrant Stress Granule Assembly and

TIA1,TDP-43,TARDBP,G3BP1,MAPK1,Oxidative stress response · als · mechanistic
Composite
0.810
Price
$0.70
Evidence For
0
Evidence Against
0

TIA1 (TIA-1) is an essential stress granule (SG) nucleator that undergoes oxidation-sensitive conformational changes in its low-complexity (LC) domain, modulating SG assembly dynamics. This hypothesis proposes that in ALS motor neurons, chronic oxidative stress (elevated ROS, mitochondrial dysfunction) causes irreversible oxidation of TIA1's LC domain cysteines, locking TIA1 into a hyper-assembly state that nucleates aberrant, gel-like SGs with altered material properties. These oxidized TIA1-SG

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Mechanistic
0.82
Evidence
0.75
Novelty
0.82
Feasibility
0.68
Impact
0.78
Druggability
0.00
Safety
0.00
Competition
0.00
Data
0.00
Reproducible
0.00
KG Connect
0.50

Score Breakdown

DimensionTIA1 Low-Complexity Domain Oxi
Mechanistic0.820
Evidence0.750
Novelty0.820
Feasibility0.680
Impact0.780
Druggability0.000
Safety0.000
Competition0.000
Data0.000
Reproducible0.000
KG Connect0.500

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TIA1 Low-Complexity Domain Oxidation Drives Aberrant Stress

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