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EFFECTS OF MOLECULAR ARCHITECTURE, CONCENTRATION, AND APPLIED PERTURBATIONS ON THE STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS OF POLYMER- AND MEMBRANE-BASED NANOPARTICLES
Polymer- and membrane-based nanoparticles are widely used in applications ranging from medicine to materials science. Among these systems, short-chain diblock copolymer vesicles occupy an intermediate regime between biologically relevant lipid vesicles and long-chain polymersomes. Their membrane thi
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