Cryptochrome (CRY) photoreceptors undergo photoresponsive homo-oligomerization to become physiologically active, and BICs (blue-light inhibitors of CRYs) suppress homo-oligomerization. Structural elucidation of CRY–CRY homo-oligomers and a CRY–BIC heterodimer reveals how the activity of plant CRYs is regulated by alternative protein–protein interactions.
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