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Structured illumination to spatially map chromatin motions

2017-09-19

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We describe a simple optical method that creates structured illumination of a photoactivatable probe and apply this method to characterize chromatin motions in the nuclei of live cells. A laser beam coupled to a diffractive optical element at the back focal plane of an excitation objective generates an array of near diffraction-limited beamlets with FWHM of 340±30 nm, which simultaneously photoactivate a 7x7 matri...

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db9f1d47-0878-571c-876a-7335a1841b0c
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10.1101/191098
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