In this issue of Molecular Cell, Rawat et al. (2021) characterize novel stress-induced condensates of the negative elongation factor (NELF) as the nuclear counterparts of cytosolic stress granules. This provides a new perspective on transcription repression orchestrated by phase separation.
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