Oblique line scan illumination enables expansive, accurate and sensitive single-protein measurements in solution and in living cells
Amine Driouchi(Berkeley College), Daniel J. Anderson, Jaclyn J. Ho, Stephanie L. Johnson, Michelle Lagana, Alec Heckert(Chrono Therapeutics (United States)), Mason Bretan, Brianna Conroy, George Labaria, Stephen E. Basham(Therapeutics Clinical Research), F. A. Ilkov, Yangzhong Tang, Markus Seeger(Helmholtz Zentrum München), Kevin Lin, Eric Betzig(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Aaron Klammer, Mai K. Nguyen, Jiongyi Tan, Bryant B. Chhun(Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (United States)), Zhengjian Zhang(Sunesis (United States)), DeLaine D. Larsen, Joshua Isaacs, Brian Margolin, Xavier Darzacq(University of California, Berkeley), Hanzhe Chen, David T. McSwiggen, L. Elliott, Eric Gonzalez, Behnam Abaie, Jeremy Rine, Andrew Wilkey, William S. R. Forrest, Eugene Park(University of Southern California), Linda Song, Russell Berman, Brynmor J. Davis, Hongli Yang(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Askhay Sule, Jessica Hsiung, Maité Bradley Silva, Martin Váňa
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