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Deeksha Mehta

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NanometrologyStructure and dynamics of materials

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|Nov 24, 2025

Nanodomain formation in lipid bilayers I: Quantifying the nanoscopic miscibility transition with FRET.

Emily H Chaisson, Deeksha Mehta, Frederick A Heberle

|Nov 24, 2025

Nanodomain formation in lipid bilayers II: The influence of mixed-chain saturated lipids.

Deeksha Mehta, Emily H Chaisson, Averi M Cooper

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