The use of fluorescence correlation spectroscopy to monitor cell surface β2‐adrenoceptors at low expression levels in human embryonic stem cell‐derived cardiomyocytes and fibroblasts
Joëlle Goulding(University of Nottingham), Stephen J. Hill(University of Nottingham), Tony Melarangi(University of Nottingham), Sarah J. Mistry, Carl W. White(University of Minnesota), Stephen J. Briddon(University of Nottingham), Alexander Kondrashov(University of Nottingham), Nguyen T.N. Vo(University of Nottingham), Duc M. Hoang(University of Nottingham), Chris Denning(University of Nottingham)
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