Explore a 59-minute seminar lecture from the Biological Physics/Physical Biology series that delves into the intricate relationships between cellular activity, phase separation phenomena, and nuclear architectural organization, examining how these fundamental processes shape cellular function and structure at the molecular level.
Overview
Syllabus
Gautam Menon - Activity, Phase Separation and Nuclear Architecture
Taught by
BPPB Seminar
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