An integrated platform for high-throughput nanoscopy
. We thank L. Schroeder and Y. Zhang for helpful discussions and technical assistance. This work was primarily supported by a 4D Nucleome grant from the National Institutes of Health . J.B. acknowledges support from NIH grant no. P30 DK045735 . A.E.S.B. acknowledges support by an NIH training grant and training on the Computational Image Analysis in Cellular and Developmental Biology Course of the Marine Biology Laboratory . We are also grateful for funding from NIH awards no.
This work is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the NIH.Authors and AffiliationsAndrew E. S. Barentine, Yu Lin, Edward M. Courvan, Phylicia Kidd, Leonhard Balduf, Timy Phan, Felix Rivera-Molina, Michael R. Grace, Zach Marin, Mark Lessard, Juliana Rios Chen, Siyuan Wang, Karla M. Neugebauer, Joerg Bewersdorf & David BaddeleyAndrew E. S. Barentine, Yu Lin, Zach Marin & Joerg BewersdorfEdward M. Courvan & Karla M.
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