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Super resolution imaging of protein dynamics and functions in physiology and disease

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Super resolution imaging of protein dynamics and functions in physiology and disease

Summary

Super resolution imaging of protein dynamics and functions in physiology and disease is a research grant[1].

Key Facts

  • Super resolution imaging of protein dynamics and functions in physiology and disease is in the country of United Kingdom[2].
  • Super resolution imaging of protein dynamics and functions in physiology and disease's instance of is recorded as research grant[3].
  • Super resolution imaging of protein dynamics and functions in physiology and disease's instance of is recorded as science project[4].
  • Super resolution imaging of protein dynamics and functions in physiology and disease's location is recorded as University of Leeds[5].
  • Super resolution imaging of protein dynamics and functions in physiology and disease's start time is recorded as +2013-01-12T00:00:00Z[6].
  • Super resolution imaging of protein dynamics and functions in physiology and disease's end time is recorded as +2019-10-31T00:00:00Z[7].
  • Super resolution imaging of protein dynamics and functions in physiology and disease's participant is recorded as Michelle Peckham[8].
  • Super resolution imaging of protein dynamics and functions in physiology and disease's participant is recorded as Astbury Centre for Structural Molecular Biology[9].
  • Super resolution imaging of protein dynamics and functions in physiology and disease's participant is recorded as National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering[10].
  • Super resolution imaging of protein dynamics and functions in physiology and disease's participant is recorded as David J. Beech[11].
  • Super resolution imaging of protein dynamics and functions in physiology and disease's participant is recorded as David Towers[12].
  • Super resolution imaging of protein dynamics and functions in physiology and disease's participant is recorded as Andy Bulpitt[13].
  • Super resolution imaging of protein dynamics and functions in physiology and disease's participant is recorded as Nigel Mark Hooper[14].
  • Super resolution imaging of protein dynamics and functions in physiology and disease's participant is recorded as Kevin Critchley[15].
  • Super resolution imaging of protein dynamics and functions in physiology and disease's participant is recorded as Michael E. Webb[16].
  • Super resolution imaging of protein dynamics and functions in physiology and disease's participant is recorded as Roman Tuma[17].
  • Super resolution imaging of protein dynamics and functions in physiology and disease's sponsor is recorded as Medical Research Council[18].
  • Super resolution imaging of protein dynamics and functions in physiology and disease's official name is recorded as Super resolution imaging of protein dynamics and functions in physiology and disease[19].
  • Super resolution imaging of protein dynamics and functions in physiology and disease's budget is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q25224', 'amount': '+1217514'}[20].
  • Super resolution imaging of protein dynamics and functions in physiology and disease's Gateway to Research Project ID is recorded as MR/K015613/1[21].

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