Live-cell single-molecule labeling and analysis of myosin motors with quantum dots
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Hiroyasu Hatakeyama | Makoto Kanzaki | M. Kanzaki | Hiroyasu Hatakeyama | Yoshihito Nakahata | H. Yarimizu | Yoshihito Nakahata | Hirokazu Yarimizu
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