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S. Hayme

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A. Can· 1 shared C. Celik-Ozenci· 1 shared C. Mungan· 1 shared F. Topal Celikkan· 1 shared F. Uysal· 1 shared M. Sucu· 1 shared N. Kuscu· 1 shared S. Kahveci· 1 shared

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Glyoxal Does Not Preserve Cellular Proteins as Accurately as PFA: A Microscopical Survey of Epitopes

F. Topal Celikkan, C. Mungan, M. Sucu, F. Uysal, S. Kahveci, S. Hayme, N. Kuscu, S. Ozkavukcu, C. Celik-Ozenci, A. Can

This study compares glyoxal and paraformaldehyde fixation methods using super-resolution microscopy, finding PFA better preserves proteins in human and mouse cells.

bioRxiv · May 2, 2019 · PreprintCell Biology