Complex coacervation arises when two oppositely charged biopolymers – most commonly proteins and polysaccharides – undergo associative phase separation to form a dense, polymer-rich phase (the ...
Complex coacervation refers to the spontaneous organisation of oppositely charged proteins into dense liquid-like phases via electrostatic attraction and complementary interactions. This liquid–liquid ...
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