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Thermodynamic stability and kinetic control of capsid morphologies in hepatitis B virus
Kevin Yang, Juana Martin Gonzalez, Alireza Ramezani +2
Polymorphism has been observed in viral capsid assembly, demonstrating the ability of identical protein dimers to adopt multiple geometries under the same solution conditions. A we…
An Assembly-Line Mechanism for In-Vitro Encapsulation of Fragmented Cargo in Virus-Like Particles
Ayesha Amjad, Irina Tsvetkova, Lena G. Lowry +4
The ability of virus shells to encapsulate a wide range of functional cargoes, especially multiple cargoes - siRNAs, enzymes, and chromophores - has made them an essential tool in…
Combined force-torque spectroscopy of proteins by means of multiscale molecular simulation
Thijs W. G. van der Heijden, Daniel J. Read, Oliver G. Harlen +3
Assessing the structural properties of large proteins is important to gain an understanding of their function in, e.g., biological systems or biomedical applications. We propose a…
Self-organisation of tip functionalised elongated colloidal particles
Mariana Oshima Menegon, Guido L. A. Kusters, Paul van der Schoot
Weakly attractive interactions between the tips of rod-like colloidal particles affect their liquid-crystal phase behaviour due to a subtle interplay between enthalpy and entropy.…
Compound redistribution due to droplet evaporation on a thin polymeric film: theory
Thijs W. G. van der Heijden, Anton A. Darhuber, Paul van der Schoot
A thin polymeric film in contact with a fluid body may leach low-molecular-weight compounds into the fluid. If this fluid is a small droplet, the compound concentration within the…
Directing liquid crystalline self-organization of rod-like particles through tunable attractive single tips
Andrii Repula, Mariana Oshima Menegon, Cheng Wu +2
Dispersions of rodlike colloidal particles exhibit a plethora of liquid crystalline states, including nematic, smectic A, smectic B, and columnar phases. This phase behavior can be…