Ani Chattaraj
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@HarvardCCB postdoc @shakhnovichLab | Biomolecular Condensates | Systems Biology | Biophysics | Personal Tweets
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Check out work by Jonathon Ditlev, Ani Chattaraj, Bruce Mayer, Zeynep Baltaci, where we show how the SP concept can help deduce new features of a well known in vitro experimental condensate system. Phase Transition Papers @PappulabWashU biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
Very eager to participate in this Biophysical Society sponsored discussion along with @frettinglab where we will share our experiences as PD reviewer for Biophysical Journal. Do tune in if you can! #PostDocReviewerProgram
Important new contribution by Ani Chattaraj and Eugene Shakhnovich. Separation of sticker-spacer energetics governs the coalescence of metastable biomolecular condensates biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
🎉 Excited to announce the 23rd edition of the International Conference on Systems Biology (ICSB) at IIT Bombay India from Nov 30- Dec 5, 2024!🗓️ Abstract submissions and registrations will start soon. Stay tuned for more updates! icsb2024.com Theoretical Systems Biology Group @icsb2023
Excited to announce that the Shakhnovich Biophysics Lab Harvard Chemistry is now on Twitter! Follow us for lab-related news, interesting science, and new publications. Stay tuned and join our scientific journey! 🧬🧪🔬
Gearing up for the Keystone Symposia on Biomolecular Condensates, taking place at the beautiful Colorado. Looking forward to the exciting talks and discussions on biological phase separation. #KSCondensates25
In this article, we compare simulations and in-vitro experiments to show that Solubility product is a good proxy to identify the phase transition threshold for heterotypic condensates. Wonderful collab between Les Loew and Jonathon Ditlev Mechanistic Modeling of Cell Systems
What drives two liquid droplets to merge? The usual answer is surface tension. This picture is slightly different for biological condensates. To know more, please check out our recent Biophysical Journal paper: doi.org/10.1016/j.bpj.… Harvard Chemistry Shakhnovich Lab