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Biomolecular condensates often appear like soap bubbles but are actually more like Silly Putty, featuring mostly elastic and viscous behaviors on different time scales. WashU researchers have devised a method to image the internal organization within condensates to arrive at a structural explanation for condensate viscoelasticity. (Image: Shutterstock)

Scientists Unveil the Hidden World of Cellular ‘Silly Putty’

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