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Control of filament network rigidity by the condensation of crowding molecules
Understanding how liquid-liquid phase separation impacts the mechanics of filament networks 6 is a fundamental physical problem at the heart of biological cellular processes and soft material 7 design. While a few theoretical mechanisms have been proposed, a clear demonstration of the direct 8 coupl
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