Live-cell imaging of single receptor composition using zero-mode waveguide nanostructures.
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Jonas Korlach | Rahul Srinivasan | Khai Luong | Stephen W Turner | S. Turner | J. Korlach | H. Lester | Khai Luong | Christopher I. Richards | Henry A Lester | Dennis A Dougherty | Christopher I Richards | R. Srinivasan | D. Dougherty | K. Luong
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