Publications

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2022

Jiao S, Mirabal DMRivera, DeStefano AJ, Segalman RA, Han S, M Shell S. 2022. Sequence Modulates Polypeptoid Hydration Water Structure and Dynamics. Biomacromolecules.

2021

Najafi S, Lin Y, Longhini AP, Zhang X, Delaney KT, Kosik KS, Fredrickson GH, Shea J-E, Han S. 2021. Liquid-liquid phase separation of Tau by self and complex coacervation. Protein Science.

Jiao S, DeStefano A, Monroe JI, Barry M, Sherck N, Casey T, Segalman RA, Han S, M Shell S. 2021. Quantifying Polypeptoid Conformational Landscapes through Integrated Experiment and Simulation. Macromolecules.

Oh S, Nikolaev A, Tagami K, Tran T, Lee D, Mukherjee S, Segalman RA, Han S, de Alaniz JRead, Chabinyc ML. 2021. Redox-Active Polymeric Ionic Liquids with Pendant N-Substituted Phenothiazine. ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces. 13:5319–5326.

2020

Park S, Barnes R, Lin Y, Jeon B-jin, Najafi S, Delaney KT, Fredrickson GH, Shea J-E, Hwang DSoo, Han S. 2020. Dehydration entropy drives liquid-liquid phase separation by molecular crowding. Communications Chemistry. 3:1–12.

Zhang X, Vigers M, McCarty J, Rauch JN, Fredrickson GH, Wilson MZ, Shea J-E, Han S, Kosik K. 2020. The Proline-rich Domain Promotes Tau Liquid Liquid Phase Separation in Cells. bioRxiv.

2019

Lin Y, McCarty J, Rauch JN, Delaney KT, Kosik KS, Fredrickson GH, Shea J-E, Han S. 2019. Narrow equilibrium window for complex coacervation of tau and RNA under cellular conditions. Elife. 8:e42571.

2018

Clayton JA, Keller K, Qi M, Wegner J, Koch V, Hintz H, Godt A, Han S, Jeschke G, Sherwin MS et al.. 2018. Quantitative analysis of zero-field splitting parameter distributions in Gd (iii) complexes. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics. 20:10470–10492.

2017

Eschmann NA, Georgieva ER, Ganguly P, Borbat PP, Rappaport MD, Akdogan Y, Freed JH, Shea J-E, Han S. 2017. Signature of an aggregation-prone conformation of tau. Scientific Reports. 7:44739.

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