Symmetry in the making

After years of speculation on the origins of symmetry-making and -breaking during crystallization, time-resolved in situ scanning probe microscopy and all-atom molecular dynamics simulations have shown that the formation of olanzapine crystals largely occurs by the incorporation of centrosymmetric d...

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Published in:Nature chemistry 2020-10, Vol.12 (10), p.887-888
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