Curvature-Phase Coupling is a biophysical mechanism that describes the interdependence between the local membrane curvature and the lateral phase segregation of lipid domains, whereby asymmetric lipid composition and curvature-induced stress reciprocally influence the formation, stability, and spatial organization of membrane phases.
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Coherent diffractive imaging and partial coherence
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