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Sezgin et al., 2011 - Google Patents

Fluorescence techniques to study lipid dynamics

Sezgin et al., 2011

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11420551975386445369
Author
Sezgin E
Schwille P
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Cold Spring Harbor perspectives in biology

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Biological research has always tremendously benefited from the development of key methodology. In fact, it was the advent of microscopy that shaped our understanding of cells as the fundamental units of life. Microscopic techniques are still central to the elucidation of …
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