Videos
DWS Note (10/06/26): Video stills sometimes display a stock image—they should work if you click them. If not, please see videos on youTube:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfIO5cab4BzeNBvs-2knIZQ/videos
Page 1 (Linked, Cytoplasmic RNA granules)
Page 2 (Below, Nuclear RNA bodies)
Page 3 (Linked, Multinucleated syncytia)
Page 4 (Linked, Miscellaneous live cell time lapses)
Co-expression of speckle proteins with cool multi-phase demixing. We would tell you more, but we need to publish this and related findings at some point. :)
Co-expression of optogenetic speckle protein (red) and unrelated speckle protein (green) with neat multi-phase demixing. Funky nucleoli too!
Co-expression of optogenetic speckle protein (red, not shown), which leads to cool multi-phase demixing of a different speckle protein (green).
But what does this mean for tau?
Human HEK293 cells with tau aggregates (green; see Sanders et al., Neuron, 2014) and optogenetic speckle protein (red).
Over-expressed speckle protein forms large, hollow droplets in the nucleus. This re-entrant behavior is common with proteins of similar amino acid composition (i.e. basic-acidic dipeptides)