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In vitro and in vivo biolasing of fluorescent proteins suspended in liquid microdroplet cavities
Fluorescent proteins are indispensable for selective, quantitative visualization of localization, dynamics, and interactions of key molecular constituents of live cells. Incorporation of fluorescent proteins into an optical cavity can lead to a significant increase in fluorescence signal levels due
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