Crowding-Induced Organization in Cells: Spontaneous Alignment and Sorting of Filaments with Physiological Control Points.
Herzfeld J.
J Molecular Recognition 17, 376-381 (2004).Abstract
Distribution functions for reversibly self-assembling spherocylinders.
Kramer EM and Herzfeld J. Phys Rev E 58, 5934-5947 (1998).Abstrct
Interpretation of the Osmotic Behavior of Sickle Cell Hemoglobin
Solutions: Different Interactions Among Monomers and Polymers. Han
J and Herzfeld J. Biopolymers 45, 299-306 (1998).Abstract
Entropically-Driven Order in Crowded Solutions: from Liquid
Crystals to Cell Biology. Herzfeld J. Accounts of Chemical
Research 29, 31-37 (1996).
Crowding-induced Organization of Cytoskeletal Elements: III. Spontaneous Bundling
and Sorting of Self-assembled Filaments with Different Flexibilities. Kulp DT and
Herzfeld J. Biophysical Chem 57, 93-102 (1995).Abstract
Crowding Induced Organization of Cytoskeletal Elements: II. Dissolution
of Spontaneously Formed Filament Bundles By Capping Proteins. Madden TL
and Herzfeld J. J Cell Biol 126, 169-174 (1994).Abstract
Crowding Induced Organization of Cytoskeletal Elements: I. Spontaneous Demixing of
Cytosolic Proteins and Model Filaments to Form Filament Bundles. Madden TL and
Herzfeld J. Biophysical J 65, 1147-1154 (1993).Abstract
Liquid Crystal Phases of Self-Assembled Amphiphilic Aggregates. Madden TL and
Herzfeld J. Phil TransRoy Soc A, 344. 357-375 (1993).Full text
Liquid Crystal Phases of Self-Assembled Molecular Aggregates. Taylor MP and
Herzfeld J. J Phys: Condens Matter 5, 2651-2678 (1993).Abstract
Shape Anisotropy and Ordered Phases in Reversibly Assembling Lyotropic
Systems. Taylor MP and Herzfeld J. Phys Rev A 43, 1892-1905 (1991).Abstract
A Model for Nematic and Columnar Ordering in a Self-Assembling System. Taylor MP
and Herzfeld J. Langmuir 6, 911-915 (1990).PDF
Soft Repulsions in a Lattice Model for Self-Assembling Systems.
Hentschke R and Herzfeld J. J Chem Phys 91, 7308-7309 (1989).Abstract
Theory of Amphiphilic Liquid Crystals: Multiple Phase Transitions
in a Model Micellar System. Taylor MP, Berger AE and Herzfeld J.
J Chem Phys 91, 528-538 (1989).Abstract
Nematic Behavior of Reversibly Polymerizing Proteins. Hentschke R
and Herzfeld J. J Chem Phys 90, 5094-5101 (1989).Abstract
Theory of Liquid Crystalline Phases in Amphiphilic Systems. Taylor
MP, Berger AE and Herzfeld J. Mol Cryst Liq Cryst 157,
489-500 (1988).
Unexpected Critical Points in the Nematic Behavior of a Reversibly
Polymerizing System. Herzfeld J and Taylor MP. J Chem Phys 88,
2780-2787 (1988).Abstract
Liquid Crystalline Order in Self-Assembling Systems: Orientation
Dependence of the Particle Size Distribution. Herzfeld J. J Chem Phys
88, 2776-2779 (1988).Abstract
Length Distributions and the Alignment Transition of Polymers
Formed by Linear Reversible Polymerization. Herzfeld J and Briehl
RW. Macromolecules 14, 1209-1214 (1981).PDF
Phase Behavior of Reversibly Polymerizing Systems with Narrow Length
Distributions. Herzfeld J and Briehl RW. Macromolecules 14,
397-404 (1981).PDF
The Tactoidal State and Phase Transitions in Systems of Linear
Polymers of Variable Length. Briehl RW and Herzfeld J. Proc Natl
Acad Sci USA 76, 2740-2744 (1979).Abstract PDF
