Estimation of 3D Geometry of Microtubules Using Multi-angle Total Internal Reflection Fluorescence Microscopy
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James S. Duncan | Qian Yang | Derek Toomre | Alexander Karpikov | J. Duncan | D. Toomre | A. Karpikov | Qian Yang
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