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Development of 50 Nanometer Diameter Genetically Encoded Multimeric Nanoparticles as Tools to Probe the Physical Properties of the Cytoplasm

2024-07-07

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The mechanisms that regulate the physical properties of the cell interior remain poorly understood, especially at the mesoscale. Many crucial macromolecules and molecular assemblies such as ribosomes, RNA polymerase, and biomolecular condensates span the mesoscale size range, and changes in mesoscale physical properties have been suggested to be crucial for both normal physiology and disease. Therefore, we need be...

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1be4d0fa-1479-5aea-9025-a204294d5335
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10.1101/2024.07.05.602291
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