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Vol 2, No. 12
02 December 2016

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Dramatic influence of patchy attractions on short-time protein diffusion under crowded conditions

By Saskia Bucciarelli, Jin Suk Myung, Bela Farago, Shibananda Das, Gerard A. Vliegenthart, Olaf Holderer, Roland G. Winkler, Peter Schurtenberger, Gerhard Gompper, Anna Stradner

Science Advances07 Dec 2016 : e1601432

We show that weak patchy attractions markedly slow down protein diffusion under conditions prevailing in living cells.

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Dramatic influence of patchy attractions on short-time protein diffusion under crowded conditions

By Saskia Bucciarelli, Jin Suk Myung, Bela Farago, Shibananda Das, Gerard A. Vliegenthart, Olaf Holderer, Roland G. Winkler, Peter Schurtenberger, Gerhard Gompper, Anna Stradner

Science Advances07 Dec 2016 : e1601432

We show that weak patchy attractions markedly slow down protein diffusion under conditions prevailing in living cells.

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