4 papers
From Maxwell Fluid to Kelvin Voigt Solid: A Transient Network Model of Condensate Aging and Morphology Transition in Phase Separation
Bhanjan Debnath
Biomolecular condensates can undergo striking changes, such as transitioning from a liquid-like to a gel- or a solid-like aggregate due to changes in molecular interactions in resp…
Reverse segregation in dense granular flow through narrow vertical channel
Bhanjan Debnath
Controlling flow-induced segregation in a granular mixture is highly relevant to many industrial settings. To enhance mixing or promote segregation, the continuous gravity flow of…
Sequential binding-unbinding based specific interactions influence exchange dynamics and size distribution of protein condensates
Bhanjan Debnath, Parag Katira
The interaction lifetimes between condensate-forming biomolecules can dictate both the specificity of the condensate-forming species as well as the fluidity and exchange dynamics o…
Modeling collagen fibril degradation as a function of matrix microarchitecture
B. Debnath, B. N. Narasimhan, S. I. Fraley +1
Collagenolytic degradation is a process fundamental to tissue remodeling. The microarchitecture of collagen fibril networks changes during development, aging, and disease. Such cha…