Condensin loop extrusion reversal arises from catch bonds in an intermediate motor state whose lifetime rises with sub-piconewton force before falling at higher loads.
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Competing alignment and anti-alignment copying interactions suppress long-range polar order in the thermodynamic limit while producing fluctuation-induced structure in finite systems, derived exactly from the microscopic master equation via Fourier expansion and large-N methods.
A trajectory-level derivation shows mutual linearity holds for non-stationary Markov jump processes and generalizes to other systems.
Vesicle signaling activation timing depends sensitively on batch arrival statistics, batch-size variability, and degradation, not mean dynamics.
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Loop Extrusion Reversal by Condensin Motor is Mediated by Catch Bonds
Condensin loop extrusion reversal arises from catch bonds in an intermediate motor state whose lifetime rises with sub-piconewton force before falling at higher loads.
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Mesoscopic theory of flocking with alignment and anti-alignment copying
Competing alignment and anti-alignment copying interactions suppress long-range polar order in the thermodynamic limit while producing fluctuation-induced structure in finite systems, derived exactly from the microscopic master equation via Fourier expansion and large-N methods.
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Mutual Linearity in and out of Stationarity for Markov Jump Processes: A Trajectory-Based Approach
A trajectory-level derivation shows mutual linearity holds for non-stationary Markov jump processes and generalizes to other systems.
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Activation in Vesicle-Mediated Signaling Shaped by Batch Arrival Statistics
Vesicle signaling activation timing depends sensitively on batch arrival statistics, batch-size variability, and degradation, not mean dynamics.