Abstract
Dynamic spatiotemporal distribution of biomolecules that share a biochemical path within cells takes place through liquid-liquid phase separation (LLPS) driven biomolecular condensates. “Viral factories” are liquid-like structures within the cytosol of infected cells and sites for transcription and replication. The respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is a member of the mononegavirales order which include several serious pathogens. The replication complexes of these viruses consist of an RNA polymerase, L, the nucleoprotein N, which wraps the viral genome, and a phosphoprotein, P.
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