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Biological scanning electrochemical microscopy and its application to live cell studies

Beaulieu et al., 2011

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17145833963903109523
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Beaulieu I
Kuss S
Mauzeroll J
Geissler M
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Analytical Chemistry

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In their Feature article, Isabelle Beaulieu, Sabine Kuss, Matthias Geissler, and Janine Mauzeroll describe how progress in SECM instrumental design continues to pave the way for high-resolution, real-time electrochemical measurements with living cells. The artwork, by …
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