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Shape Transformations and Rupture of a Vesicle Driven by an Encapsulated Active Particle
Biological membranes are highly deformable structures that undergo shape transformations during numerous cellular processes. These transformations are often driven by active agents, including molecular motors, cytoskeletal machinery, and motile microorganisms, which consume energy and maintain biolo
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