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Patch2MAP combines patch-clamp electrophysiology with super-resolution structural and protein imaging in identified single neurons without genetic modification

2023-03-21

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Recent developments in super-resolution microscopy have revolutionized the study of cell biology. However, dense tissues require exogenous protein expression for single cell morphological contrast. In the nervous system, many cell types and species of interest – particularly human – are not amenable to genetic modification and/or exhibit intricate anatomical specializations which make cellular delineation challeng...

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236d7549-11f5-55bf-95bd-a5bd188912c9
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10.1101/2023.03.20.533452
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