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A. Soni

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C. A. Athale· 1 shared C. Rabeler· 1 shared D. Chaiken· 1 shared D. Ireland· 1 shared E.-M. S. Collins· 1 shared J. Basu· 1 shared S. Onoe· 1 shared V. Bochenek· 1 shared

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C. A. Athale

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Microtubule polymerization tuned by macromolecular crowdant size and density

J. Basu, A. Soni, C. A. Athale

This study investigates how macromolecular crowding agents affect microtubule polymerization rates and filament dynamics through experiments and simulations.

bioRxiv · Feb 2, 2024 · PreprintBiophysics

Dugesia japonica is the best suited of three planarian species for high-throughput toxicology screening

D. Ireland, V. Bochenek, D. Chaiken, C. Rabeler, S. Onoe, A. Soni, E.-M. S. Collins

This study compares three planarian species for high-throughput toxicology screening, finding that Dugesia japonica is best suited due to better behavioral responses and fewer limitations under HTS conditions.

bioRxiv · Jan 23, 2020Pharmacology & Toxicology