Complex phase transition of DNA condensation under crowding confinement conditions

Complex phase transition of DNA condensation under crowding confinement conditions
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拥挤限制条件下DNA凝聚的复杂相变

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10.1016/j.physa.2018.05.011
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2018-10
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Physica A
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刘艳辉
刘艳辉
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辜凌云;周倩;周海平;高庆庆;彭亦学;刘泳;宋小义;周勋;刘艳辉

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