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English: Spinning disc microscopy (z stack). HepG2 cells were infected with PbconPbMAPK1(D178A)-GFP parasites. 54 hpi localization of the GFP fusion protein was monitored by spinning disk microscopy. |
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Source | Movie S2 from Wierk J, Langbehn A, Kamper M, Richter S, Burda P, Heussler V, Deschermeier C (2013). "Plasmodium berghei MAPK1 Displays Differential and Dynamic Subcellular Localizations during Liver Stage Development". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0059755. PMC: 3609774. | ||
Author | Wierk J, Langbehn A, Kamper M, Richter S, Burda P, Heussler V, Deschermeier C | ||
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Author | Wierk J, Langbehn A, Kamper M, Richter S, Burda P, Heussler V, Deschermeier C |
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Image title | Spinning disc microscopy (z stack). HepG2 cells were infected with PbconPbMAPK1(D178A)-GFP parasites. 54 hpi localization of the GFP fusion protein was monitored by spinning disk microscopy. |
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Date and time of digitizing | 2013 |