Credit: UC San Diego Health Sciences
Elevating cAMP triggers PKA to form liquid droplets to buffer cAMP levels in human cells. Scale bar is 10 µm.
Credit: UC San Diego Health Sciences
Schematic describing how cAMP stimulation activates PKA, allowing PKA liquid droplet formation to compartmentalize the PKA activity and extra cAMP
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