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. 2024 Aug 7;3(8):pgae331. doi: 10.1093/pnasnexus/pgae331

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Fig. 1. — Examples of six vesicles for each of three pattern classifications: A) Vesicle-encompassing hexagonal quasi-lattice (black); B) Dynamic disordered state (blue); and C) Closely associated configurations (red). Each inset shows the limited Delaunay triangulation, featured at larger magnification in the Supplementary material. The histograms in (D) and (E) show the distributions of different pattern classifications found at D) neutral (100 mOsm inside and outside) and E) inflated (100 mOsm inside and 50 mOsm outside) osmotic conditions.