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Single-molecule FRET dynamics of molecular motors in an ABEL trap

Dienerowitz et al., 2021

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Dienerowitz M
Howard J
Quinn S
Dienerowitz F
Leake M
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Single-molecule Förster resonance energy transfer (smFRET) of molecular motors provides transformative insights into their dynamics and conformational changes both at high temporal and spatial resolution simultaneously. However, a key challenge of such FRET …
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