Confinement Induces Morphological and Topological Transitions in Multivesicles

Confinement Induces Morphological and Topological Transitions in Multivesicles

The study of self-assembly in confined spaces has gained significant attention among amphiphilic superstructures and colloidal design. The additional complexity introduced by interactions between contents and their containers, along with the effects of shape and lipid mixing, makes multivesicular bo...

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Main Author: Luis S. Mayorga (9618603) (author)
Other Authors: Maria L. Mascotti (20496021) (author), Bart M. H. Bruininks (11524964) (author), Diego Masone (2402371) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Biophysics
Biochemistry
Cell Biology
Genetics
Biotechnology
Computational Biology
Space Science
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
Information Systems not elsewhere classified
using extensive coarse
surface area needed
much remains unexplored
makes multivesicular bodies
additional complexity introduced
lipid phosphate groups
lipid hydrocarbon lengths
induced lipid sorting
vesicles confined within
confinement induces morphological
morphological changes
confined spaces
lipid mixing
vesicles evolve
unexpected structures
topological transitions
topological changes
results highlight
promising applications
oblate transition
mixing entropy
minimally affecting
mainly influenced
interesting subject
hydration layer
first analyze
findings reveal
drug delivery
colloidal design
biomimetic materials
assembled superstructures
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