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摘要
Modern light microscopy has evolved to provide a variety of quantitative imaging techniques and also the capability to perturb structure-function relationships in living cells. These advances have been especially useful in the study of cell adhesion and migration. This review will focus on how such microscopy-based techniques can be used in situ to study molecular interactions and dynamics, to locally perturb actin-based structures and to measure the traction forces exerted by motile cells.
- 出版日期2002-4
