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Simultaneous cryo X-ray ptychographic and fluorescence microscopy of green algae

Deng et al., 2015

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8345265567810084612
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Deng J
Vine D
Chen S
Nashed Y
Jin Q
Phillips N
Peterka T
Ross R
Vogt S
Jacobsen C
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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

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Trace metals play important roles in normal and in disease-causing biological functions. X- ray fluorescence microscopy reveals trace elements with no dependence on binding affinities (unlike with visible light fluorophores) and with improved sensitivity relative to …
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