“…Examples of anisotropic particles, of complex shape are charged macromolecules, such as straight or ring shaped DNA [1][2][3][4] polyelectrolytes characterized by ionic strength depending conformations [5][6][7], proteins (fibrinogen, collagen), bacteriophages and viruses [8,9]. Also, colloid and aerosol particle aggregates can appear in various shapes, such as fractal [10][11][12][13][14] or linear structures [15][16] forming under the action of electric or magnetic fields [17,18].…”