File:Tetrachimena Beta Tubulin.png
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English: Beta-Tubulin in Tetrahymena cell, visualised using GFP-marked anti-beta tubulin antibodies under confocal microscopy. Work supervised by Dr Hanna Fabczak. Made during Polish Children Fund's workshops at M. Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology in Warsaw |
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| Author | Pawel Jasnos |
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