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Weak interactions drive selective proteome demixing and tune the differential response to environmental perturbations

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Narduzzi, G.; Zucca, F.; Willig, L.; Gillet, L.; Karemaker, I.; Rebane, A. A.; Tomas Sitjes, A.; Young, L.; Becker, M.; Reber, S.; Michaels, T.; Picotti, P.; Neurohr, G. E.

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