Determination of G-protein–coupled receptor oligomerization by molecular brightness analyses in single cells
Ali Işbilir(Max Delbrück Center), Paolo Annibale(University of St Andrews), Irene Coin(Leipzig University of Applied Sciences), Ulrike Zabel(University of Würzburg), Andreas Böck(Max Delbrück Center), Annette G. Beck‐Sickinger(Leipzig University), Chiara De Faveri(Leipzig University), Romy Thomas(Max Delbrück Center), Martin J. Lohse(University of Würzburg), Jan Møller(Max Delbrück Center), Robert Serfling(Leipzig University), Marco Scarselli(University of Pisa)
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