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Polymer-Residue Accessibility Shapes Sequence Dependence of Critical Temperatures for Phase Separation
Biological polymers, such as intrinsically disordered proteins, play a central role in cellular biology, including mediating phase separation and controlling activity of biological condensates. The physical properties and functions of biopolymers are determined by their residue sequence. Recently, s
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