Crowding in Cells Can Accelerate Enzyme Reactions Until Protein Droplets Overcrowd
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This research highlights how the crowded microenvironments within cells, formed by protein clusters in the cytoplasm, can speed up enzyme reactions. However, when these protein droplets become too densely packed, the acceleration effect diminishes. The findings provide insight into the balance of molecular crowding in cellular metabolic processes.
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