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Complex Morphologies of Biomolecular Condensates and Lipid Vesicles: A Continuum Modelling Approach
The morphology of biomolecular condensates and lipid vesicles is central to the spatial organisation and function of the cell. Despite extensive experimental observations, a theoretical understanding of the biophysical principles that govern these morphologies remains limited. This thesis addresses
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