Cells organize their interior through membrane-bound organelles and membraneless condensates that are formed by liquid–liquid phase separation (LLPS). The complex process of coacervation is involved in LLPS challenging to study living cells. Hence, studying cell-mimicking synthetic containers can yield valuable insights. Here, we review recent progress with respect (particularly coacervation) a...

Abstract Blood pools can spread on several types of substrates depending the surrounding environment and conditions. Understanding influence these parameters spreading blood provide crime scene investigators with useful information. The focus present study is phase separation, that is, when serum spreads outside main pool. For this purpose, constant initial masses wooden floors were either varn...