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Protein Science best papers for 2020

The winners of the 2020 Protein Science Best Paper awards are Yu-Ting Huang (Figure 1) from National Chung Hsing University, Taiwan, and Samuel Junod (Figure 2), and Joseph Kelich (Figure 3) from Temple University, USA. Dr. Huang, working in the lab of Pei-Fen Liu, made the unexpected finding that ATP can alter the folding and function of human proteins through protein destabilization. This phenomenon may be relevant in studying the function of proteins that exist in the specific metabolic environment of a cancer cell. As Yu-Ting explains, she wanted to be either a doctor, a scientist, or a medical specialist.