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Interpretation and modelling with super-resolution microscopy

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SDBW04 - Spatially distributed stochastic dynamical systems in biology

Co-authors: Libin Abraham (University of British Columbia), Alejandra Herrera (University of British Columbia), Michael R Gold (University of British Columbia), Keng Chou (University of British Columbia), Reza Tafteh (University of British Columbia), Joshua Scurll (University of British Columbia), Henry Lu (University of British Columbia), Ki Woong Sung (University of British Columbia)

I will describe recent progress in interpretation and modelling of B cell signalling based on super-resolution light microscopy (primarily, STORM imaging and single particle tracking).

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