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Identifying sequence perturbations to an intrinsically disordered protein that determine its phase-separation behavior von Schuster, Benjamin S., Dignon, Gregory L., Tang, Wai Shing, Kelley, Fleurie M., Ranganath, Aishwarya Kanchi, Jahnke, Craig N., Simpkins, Alison G., Regy, Roshan Mammen, Hammer, Daniel A., Good, Matthew C., Mittal, Jeetain

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Surface tension and viscosity of protein condensates quantified by micropipette aspiration von Wang, Huan, Kelley, Fleurie M., Milovanovic, Dragomir, Schuster, Benjamin S., Shi, Zheng

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Amphiphilic Proteins Coat Membraneless Organelles and Act as Biological Surfactants von Kelley, Fleurie, Schuster, Benjamin S.

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Controlled recruitment of particles into biomolecular condensates von Kelley, Fleurie, Ani, Anas, Ma, Yuchen, Linders, Bridget, Favetta, Bruna, Gu, Yuwei, Schuster, Benjamin S.

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Quantifying the material properties of protein condensates through micropipette aspiration von Wang, Huan, Kelley, Fleurie, Hoffmann, Christian, Milovanovic, Dragomir, Schuster, Benjamin S., Shi, Zheng

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Identifying sequence perturbations to an intrinsically disordered protein that determine its phase-separation behavior von Schuster, Benjamin S., Dignon, Gregory L., Tang, Wai Shing, Kelley, Fleurie M., Ranganath, Aishwarya Kanchi, Jahnke, Craig N., Simpkins, Alison G., Regy, Roshan Mammen, Hammer, Daniel A., Good, Matthew C., Mittal, Jeetain

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