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English: Aggregation of actin filaments via (a-rIgG)-(Rh-rIgG). Same flow cell as in Movie S1 but approximately 100 seconds later. All actin filaments are co-stained with Alexa Fluor 488® phalloidin and can therefore be observed after switching from a TRITC to a FITC filter set during the second half of the movie. Aggregation can be seen in the lower left corner in both filters.
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Source Movie S2 from Kumar S, ten Siethoff L, Persson M, Lard M, te Kronnie G, Linke H, Månsson A (2012). "Antibodies Covalently Immobilized on Actin Filaments for Fast Myosin Driven Analyte Transport". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0046298. PMID 23056279. PMC: 3463588.
Author Kumar S, ten Siethoff L, Persson M, Lard M, te Kronnie G, Linke H, Månsson A
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