Phase-Separated Droplets Swim to Their Dissolution
E. Jambon-Puillet, A. Testa, C. M. Lorenz…·E. R. Dufresne
The paper shows that liquid droplets swim toward conditions that favor their dissolution, introducing the term dialytaxis.
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E. Jambon-Puillet, A. Testa, C. M. Lorenz…·E. R. Dufresne
The paper shows that liquid droplets swim toward conditions that favor their dissolution, introducing the term dialytaxis.
C. Lorenz, J. Forsting, R. W. Style…·S. Köster
The paper compares the mechanical behavior of keratin and vimentin filaments using optical tweezers and a computational model, finding they dissipate energy differently.
M. Z. Muller, M. Bernero, W. Qiu…·X.-H. Qin
This paper introduces a photoclick resin for creating cell-compatible macroporous hydrogels via PIPS, enabling fast 3D cell culture and volumetric bioprinting with tunable pore sizes.
T. J. Böddeker, K. A. Rosowski, D. Berchtold…·E. R. Dufresne
The paper investigates how stress granules interact with microtubules in human cells, finding non-specific adhesive forces that influence droplet deformation and network structure.
A. Testa, M. Dindo, A. A. Rebane…·P. Laurino
This paper demonstrates a system of protein droplets that sustain enzymatic activity and flow, mimicking cellular environments and metabolic processes.