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Check for updates Chapter 6 A Brief Introduction to Single-Molecule Fluorescence Methods Siet MJL van den Wildenberg, Bram Prevo, and Erwin JG Peterman

van den Wildenberg, 2023

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Single Molecule Analysis: Methods and Protocols

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One of the most popular single-molecule approaches in biological science is single- molecule fluorescence microscopy, which will be the subject of the following section of this volume. Fluorescence methods provide the sensitivity required to study biology on the single …
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