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More L. lactis super-resolution PAINT data

L. lactis PAINTed with Nile-Red. Work by Ben Tumulero and others. ImageJ/FIJI plugin by Andrey Aristov (Pasteur) based on scripts by Eugene Katrukha (Utrecht).

 

Averaged shifted histograms.tif_zoom_movie

Unknown's avatarAuthor JHPosted on July 16, 2019July 16, 2019Categories fun

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