… vesicle formation under distinct modes of manufacturing. We lay focus on vesicle formation
… Furthermore, we outline the kinetic effects on vesicle formation from the lamellar phase, with …

… addition to membrane blebbing, MVs can also be formed by endolysin-triggered cell lysis. In
… various vesicle types and discuss novel formation routes, which may lead to distinct vesicle …

… spontaneous curvature. As a consequence, we are able to control the spontaneous curvature
and thus the vesicle … Increasing the spontaneous curvature, we observe the formation of …

… Spontaneous tube formation in giant vesicles thus implies that the studied membrane exhibits
spontaneous … Examples of such spontaneous tubulation are provided in giant vesicles with …

… vesicles (MVVs) are non-concentrically arranged vesicles-in-vesicle systems that can be
prepared from bilayer-forming … Although spontaneous formation of MVVs is possible, these …

… to determine different properties of vesicle and its membranes, such … vesicles, natural
vesicles, and cells are highlighted throughout the manuscript since most of these artificial vesicles …

… Extracellular vesicles are produced by species across all domains of life, suggesting that …
In Gram-negative bacteria, membrane vesicles (MVs) can originate either from blebs of the …

… vesicles (GUVs), produced at the milliliter scale directly from small unilamellar vesicles (SUVs)
or … Manual shaking induces the spontaneous formation of surfactant-stabilized water-in-oil …

… outer leaflets, from which we can directly conclude that all membranes had a positive
spontaneous curvature, m > 0. Furthermore, it is convenient to use the vesicle size as defined by …

… For vesicles containing many SPPs, tether formation can thus be enhanced by cluster
formation and spontaneous membrane curvature, and be suppressed by membrane tension. …