Phase separation vs aggregation behavior for model disordered proteins: The Journal of Chemical Physics: Vol 155, No 12
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Liquid–liquid phase separation (LLPS) is widely utilized by the cell to organize and regulate various biochemical processes. Although the LLPS of proteins is known to occur in a sequence-dependent ...
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