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High-throughput imaging of single-cell secretions

A plasmonic microwell array incorporating a gold substrate with arrays of receptor-coated nanometric holes enables the imaging-based spatiotemporal monitoring of secreted proteins from hundreds of single cells at sub-minute resolution.
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High-throughput spatiotemporal monitoring of single-cell secretions via plasmonic microwell arrays - Nature Biomedical Engineering

A plasmonic microwell array incorporating a gold substrate with arrays of receptor-coated nanometric holes enables the imaging-based spatiotemporal monitoring of secreted proteins from hundreds of single cells at sub-minute resolution.

The cover illustrates a plasmonic microwell array for the spatiotemporal monitoring of secreted proteins from hundreds of single cells.

See Ansaryan et al.

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Chief Editor, Nature Biomedical Engineering, Nature Research

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