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Self-blinking HoT probes enable new chromatin imaging
Original: HoT self-blinking probes for chromatin imaging
Researchers report HoT self-blinking fluorescent probes for imaging chromatin, described in a Nature paper. The probes blink on their own without repeated activation, which should allow longer, higher-resolution imaging of genome organization inside living cells. Scientists studying chromatin structure and super-resolution microscopy are expected to take interest in the method as a simpler alternative to existing single-molecule localization techniques.
Why now: A new microscopy tool promising easier super-resolution chromatin imaging was just published in Nature, drawing attention from biologists.
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- HoT self-blinking probes for chromatin imaging · nature.com
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