Testing dit is een paragraaf   In addition to addressing research questions, the group develops new methods for fellow researchers. For example, they improved a method to encapsulate biological systems…

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dit is een paragraaf

 

In addition to addressing research questions, the group develops new methods for fellow researchers. For example, they improved a method to encapsulate biological systems into GUVs by cDICE. To read more about this method go to the news item or go to the ACS Synthetic Biology paper. For a detailed protocol and for building your own cDICE/eDICE setup, go to Github.

 

Also, the group succeeded in finding an alternative method to monitor biomolecules in single-particle tracking experiments: DNA-PAINT for hour-long single-molecule tracking. The methods and instrumentation are shared on the group GitHub page.

 


In addition to addressing research questions, the group develops new methods for fellow researchers. For example, they improved a method to encapsulate biological systems into GUVs by cDICE. To read more about this method go to the news item or go to the ACS Synthetic Biology paper. For a detailed protocol and for building your own cDICE/eDICE setup, go to Github.

Also, the group succeeded in finding an alternative method to monitor biomolecules in single-particle tracking experiments: DNA-PAINT for hour-long single-molecule tracking. The methods and instrumentation are shared on the group GitHub page.

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