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Inhomogeneous Tau polymerization, core-shell organization, and seed formation during Tau condensate aging
Several proteins aggregating in neurodegenerative diseases spontaneously segregate into liquid condensates, which can catalyze protein aggregation. How liquid-solid transitions are catalyzed in the confined condensate volume is not clear. For the microtubule associated protein Tau, aggregating intra
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