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. 2016 Sep 6;6:32934. doi: 10.1038/srep32934

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(a) Kinetic stability (γ_s, γ_l) diagram for a segregating membrane in the presence of a rapidly translocating compound (D_c = 10, λ = 1). The other model parameters are fixed to α = 2, γ = 1, and . Yellow (red) indicates the parameter region where the antiregistration (registration) modes dominate the initial demixing stages. The solid curve stands for whereas the dot-dashed curve corresponds to the boundary between registered and antiregistered regimes directly computed from numerical simulations, (more details in Fig. 10). (b) Dependence of with the coefficient λ at different values of γ_s. (c–e) Illustrative growth rates ω_R(q) (solid) and ω_AR(q) (dashed) corresponding to panel (b) for γ_s = 0.4, and different values of λ traversing the kinetic boundary (see horizontal dashed line in panel (b)).

Inline graphic — (a) Kinetic stability (γ_s, γ_l) diagram for a segregating membrane in the presence of a rapidly translocating compound (D_c = 10, λ = 1). The other model parameters are fixed to α = 2, γ = 1, and . Yellow (red) indicates the parameter region where the antiregistration (registration) modes dominate the initial demixing stages. The solid curve stands for whereas the dot-dashed curve corresponds to the boundary between registered and antiregistered regimes directly computed from numerical simulations, (more details in Fig. 10). (b) Dependence of with the coefficient λ at different values of γ_s. (c–e) Illustrative growth rates ω_R(q) (solid) and ω_AR(q) (dashed) corresponding to panel (b) for γ_s = 0.4, and different values of λ traversing the kinetic boundary (see horizontal dashed line in panel (b)).