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Developing New Tools and Probes to Visualize Chromatin Dynamics

Shipeng Shao, Sheng Wang, Xuanze Chen, Lei Chang, Mian Wei, and Yujie Sun

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Abstract

Cell nucleus is highly crowded yet organized. Essential biological processes are tightly regulated in time and space. We apply single molecule and super-resolution imaging techniques to understand the spatial-temporal regulation of nuclear structure and dynamics.

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