Single-Molecule Real-Time 3D Imaging of the Transcription Cycle by Modulation Interferometry
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Zachary Thomas | Seth A. Darst | Alexandros Pertsinidis | A. Pertsinidis | S. Darst | Guanshi Wang | J. Hauver | Zachary Thomas | Guanshi Wang | Jesse Hauver
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