Spontaneous membrane-less multi-compartmentalisation via aqueous two-phase separation in complex coacervate microdroplets

Nicolette G Moreau, Nicolas C Martin, Pierangelo Gobbo, T D Tang, Stephen Mann*

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Abstract

Polyelectrolyte/nucleotide multiphase complex coacervate droplets are produced by internalized aqueous two-phase separation and used for the spatially dependent chemical transfer of sugar molecules, providing a step towards the development of membrane-free “organelles” within coacervate-based protocells.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)12717-12720
Number of pages5
JournalChem. Commun.
Volume56
Early online date10 Sept 2020
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 28 Oct 2020

Research Groups and Themes

  • BrisSynBio
  • Bristol BioDesign Institute
  • Max Planck Bristol

Keywords

  • synthetic biology

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