Sticking together without stickiness

ScienceDaily
Oct 27, 2022, 4:40 pm98 pts
Inside cells, molecular droplets form defined compartments for chemical reactions. Not only sticky interactions between molecules, but also dynamic reactions can form such droplets, researchers have discovered. Their work has revealed a new regulatory mechanism by which life controls and organizes itself.

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