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Barcodes for subcellular protein localization

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The localization of target proteins, at subcellular resolution, in fixed patient-derived tissues can now be achieved via antibodies conjugated with tetrahedral DNA nanostructures self-assembled in situ.

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Fig. 1: Barcodes for the profiling of the identity and localization of subcellular proteins.

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    Yizhe Zhang, Alden Moss, Kristine Tan & Amy E. Herr

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Zhang, Y., Moss, A., Tan, K. et al. Barcodes for subcellular protein localization. Nat Biomed Eng 3, 673–675 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41551-019-0430-3

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