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Molle et al., 2016 - Google Patents

Superresolution microscopy with transient binding

Molle et al., 2016

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11895435152044447723
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Molle J
Raab M
Holzmeister S
Schmitt-Monreal D
Grohmann D
He Z
Tinnefeld P
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Highlights•Superresolution microscopy can be enabled by the transient binding of diffusing probes.•Non-photochemical control of on and off times adapted by the concentration of probes and their binding affinity.•Using the full photon budget enables ultra-high resolution.• …
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