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Mechanistic Framework for Multicomponent Nanoparticle Assembly: Predicting RNA-lipid and PEI-DNA nanoparticle assembly
The assembly of multicomponent nanoparticles is often kinetically controlled and exhibits strong pathway dependence. Transport, solvent exchange, nucleation/growth, and collision-driven coalescence together determine not only ensemble-averaged properties but also particle-to-particle compositional h
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