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DescriptionPhoto-Induction-and-Automated-Quantification-of-Reversible-Mitochondrial-Permeability-Transition-pone.0114090.s001.ogv |
English: Typical movie of TMRM-stained myotubes. In the myotubes (similar to figure 1B) several localized disappearances (ΔΨ depolarizations) and reappearances (ΔΨ repolarizations) of TMRM fluorescence intensity can be observed. |
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Source | Movie S1 from Blanchet L, Grefte S, Smeitink J, Willems P, Koopman W (2014). "Photo-Induction and Automated Quantification of Reversible Mitochondrial Permeability Transition Pore Opening in Primary Mouse Myotubes". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0114090. PMID 25423172. PMC: 4244163. | ||
Author | Blanchet L, Grefte S, Smeitink J, Willems P, Koopman W | ||
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Author | Blanchet L, Grefte S, Smeitink J, Willems P, Koopman W |
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Image title | Typical movie of TMRM-stained myotubes. In the myotubes (similar to figure 1B) several localized disappearances (ΔΨ depolarizations) and reappearances (ΔΨ repolarizations) of TMRM fluorescence intensity can be observed. |
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Date and time of digitizing | 2014 |
Language | English |