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Dronpa
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CIL:38599
NCBI Organism Classification
Homo sapiens
Biological Process
focal adhesion assembly
Cellular Component
focal adhesion
This total internal reflection (TIRF) image of both the Dronpa-alphaa ctinin and the unconverted tdEos-vinculin channels corresponds to the same image field as the diffraction limited DIC image CIL 38...
CIL:38651
NCBI Organism Classification
Homo sapiens
Biological Process
molecular organization
Cellular Component
focal adhesion
This photoactivation localization microscopy (PALM) image of tdEos-vinculin (red) and Dronpa-paxillin (green) illustrates that vinculin and paxillin are segregated into interlocking microdomains withi...
CIL:38598
NCBI Organism Classification
Homo sapiens
Biological Process
molecular organization of focal adhesion components
Cellular Component
focal adhesion
Photoactivation localization microscopy image (PALM) of a human foreskin fibroblast expressing Dronpa-alpha-actinin (red) and tdEos-vinculin (green). This image reveals that although conventional dif...
CIL:38652
NCBI Organism Classification
Homo sapiens
Biological Process
molecular organization
Cellular Component
focal adhesion
This image combines total internal reflection microscopy (TIRF) of mCerulean-actin (blue) with photoactivation localization microscopy (PALM) image of tdEos-vinculin (red) and Dronpa-paxillin (green)....
CIL:38600
NCBI Organism Classification
Homo sapiens
Biological Process
molecular organization
Cellular Component
focal adhesion
Photoactivation localization microscopy image (PALM) of a human foreskin fibroblast expressing Dronpa-actin (green) and tdEos-paxillin (red). Paxillin assembles in fibrillar-like adhesions that run p...