Two-dimensional tracking of ncd motility by back focal plane interferometry.
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Miriam W. Allersma | R. Stewart | C. Schmidt | F. Gittes | C F Schmidt | M. W. Allersma | M. Decastro | R J Stewart | F Gittes | M W Allersma | M J deCastro | Christoph F. Schmidt | R. Stewart
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