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Effect of divalent cations on the structure and mechanics of vimentin intermediate filaments

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By Huayin Wu, of Illinois, Yinan Shen, Dianzhuo Wang
| Cell Press Verified
Abstract Divalent cations behave as effective crosslinkers of intermediate filaments (IFs) such as vimentin IF (VIF). These interactions have been mostly attributed to their multivalency. However, ion-protein interactions often depend on the ion species, and these effects have not been widely studied in IFs. Here we investigate the effects of two biologically important divalent cations, Zn 2+ and Ca 2+, on VIF network structure and mechanics in vitro.
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Parallelizable microfluidic dropmakers with multilayer geometry for the generation of double emulsions

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By Saraf Nawar, Joshuah Stolaroff, Congwang Ye, Huayin Wu
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Parallelizable microfluidic dropmakers with multilayer geometry for the generation of double emulsions† Saraf Nawar,a Joshuah K. Stolaroff,b Congwang Ye,b Huayin Wu,ac Du Thai Nguyen,b Feng Xin ac and David A.
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Parallelizable Microfluidic Dropmakers with Multilayer Geometry for the Generation of Double Emulsions

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By Saraf Nawar, Joshuah Stolaroff, Congwang Ye, Huayin Wu
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Parallelizable Microfluidic Dropmakers with Multilayer Geometry for the Generation of Double Emulsions Microfluidic devices enable the production of uniform double emulsions with control over droplet size and shell thickness. However, the limited production rate of microfluidic devices precludes the use of monodisperse double emulsions for industrial-scale applications, which require large quantities of droplets.
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