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Simultaneous Atomic Force Microscopy, TIRF, and FSD Confocal Microscopy for Live Cell Mechanotransduction Studies

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13 Mar 2014

Andreea Trache, Ph.D. designed the first integrated system to use TIRF and fast spinning disk confocal
microscopy to study protein dynamics in live cells in response to real-time mechanical stimulation by an
atomic force microscope (AFM).

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