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Interface Dynamics in Biomolecular Condensates by High‐Speed AFM
Biomolecular condensates are adaptive soft materials whose interfacial properties play essential roles in cellular organization and numerous biological processes. While their bulk properties are routinely characterized using optical techniques, the structure and dynamics of their interfaces, critica
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