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Impact of wet-dry cycling on the phase behavior and compartmentalization properties of complex coacervates

Authors Hadi M Fares, Alexander E Marras, Jeffrey M Ting, Matthew V Tirrell, Christine D Keating
Details Hadi M Fares et al; Nat Commun; 2020;
DOI 10.1038/s41467-020-19184-z
Topics
  • Biology and Physics of Condensates
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  • Membraneless organelles
  • Phase separation
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