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Single-molecule imaging goes high throughput

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Combining single-molecule localization microscopy with flow cytometry and three-dimensional localization enables the high throughput and precise localization of fluorescent molecules in live flowing cells.

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Fig. 1: Single-molecule localization imaging in flowing cells.

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