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How protein disorder turns internal dynamics into a long-range regulatory switch
Understanding how proteins are regulated remains a fundamental challenge in molecular biology. Our findings demonstrate how a flexible, disordered protein segment — an intrinsically disordered region — can remotely silence or activate protein function by tuning internal dynamics via an entropy-driven regulatory mechanism without structural change or direct protein contact.