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Active motility and wetting cooperatively regulate liquid-liquid phase separation
Liquid--liquid phase separation in aqueous two-phase systems is widespread in physical and biological settings, yet how motile agents regulate its morphology and kinetics remains poorly understood. Combining experiments on \textit{Pseudomonas aeruginosa} in a dextran--polyethylene glycol mixture wit
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