Air-Liquid Interface Induced Epithelial Delamination
The paper measures interfacial tension in epithelial tissues and shows how it contributes to delamination from substrates, revealing mechanical stability mechanisms.
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The paper measures interfacial tension in epithelial tissues and shows how it contributes to delamination from substrates, revealing mechanical stability mechanisms.
J. H. Klich, C. M. Kasse, J. L. Mann…·E. Appel
This paper introduces an amphiphilic copolymer excipient that enhances the stability of high-concentration monoclonal antibody formulations without affecting pharmacokinetics or injectability.
S. G. K. Calhoun, K. K. Brower, V. Chandran Suja…·P. M. Fordyce
This paper systematically characterizes double emulsion droplets to predict their size and stability based on flow rates and buffer properties, enabling better design of bioassays.
C. L. Maikawa, J. L. Mann, A. Kannan…·E. A. Appel
This paper develops amphiphilic copolymers to enhance insulin formulation resilience, enabling storage without refrigeration for over 6 months and improving global access to insulin.
G. G. Fuller, T. Han, M. A. Freeberg…·J. K. Kim
This study shows RNA nucleates phase separation of glycolysis enzymes into G bodies in yeast under hypoxia, revealing their biophysical properties and structural integrity.