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. 2013 Mar 6;62(1):1–112. doi: 10.1080/00018732.2013.771509

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Figure. 15. — Counterion-induced formation of aster-based actin bundle networks in confined droplets. Left side: snapshots showing the transition from an actin filament solution (at dt = 0 s) to a stable actin bundle network following a slight increase in counterions above their critical concentration for inducing filament aggregation. Right side: aster-based bundle networks obtained by counterion-condensation appear highly regular regarding the average aster distances. Images were taken using confocal microscopy (left side) and epi-fluorescence microscopy (right side). Figure was adapted from [144].