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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.

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

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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.

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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.

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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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