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ReconSil: An electron microscopy toolbox to study helicase function at an origin of replication

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Thomas Puehringer Julia Greiwe Thomas Miller Alessandro Costa
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Journal Methods in Enzymology
Pages Epub ahead of print
Available online 22 April 2022
Publication date 22 April 2022

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Publisher website (DOI) 10.1016/bs.mie.2022.03.016

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  • Structural Biology & Biophysics
  • Imaging
  • Genome Integrity & Repair
  • Cell Cycle & Chromosomes
  • Biochemistry & Proteomics
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  • Method
  • Journal article

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Alessandro Costa

Macromolecular Machines Laboratory

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Thomas Puehringer

  • Job title: PHD STUDENT
  • Lab: Macromolecular Machines LaboratoryTeam member

Julia Greiwe

  • Job title: PHD STUDENT
  • Lab: Macromolecular Machines LaboratoryTeam member

Thomas Miller

  • Job title: VISITING SCIENTIST
  • Lab: Macromolecular Machines LaboratoryTeam member

Alessandro Costa

  • Job title: Principal Group Leader
  • Lab: Macromolecular Machines LaboratoryLead, Team member

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