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Mechanism of ciliary compartmentalization by transition zone proteins.

Co-hosted by A Study of the Border Line between livings and non-living materials with the STED Technique.  Development of microscopes enabled us to visualize numbers of “small materials." Electron microscopes are used to observe structure of proteins and nucleic acids, and optical microscopes for variety of subcellular activities. However, the structures around 10-100nm are difficult to observe precisely by current technology. In this symposium, we will discuss the methods to observe structure and formation of subcellular structure, named “meso-scale structure."

【J】“Meso-scale structure": Imaging the border between living and non-living materials

The 48th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan

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[1AS-18-06(1P-398)]Mechanism of ciliary compartmentalization by transition zone proteins.

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