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Stoichiometric quantification of spatially dense assemblies with qPAINT
M. Baker, D. J. Nieves, G. Hilzenrat, J. F. Berengut, K. Gaus, L. K. Lee
Abstract
Quantitative PAINT (qPAINT) is a useful method for counting well-separated molecules within nanoscale assemblies. But whether cross-reactivity in densely-packed arrangements perturbs measurements is unknown. Here we establish that qPAINT measurements are robust even when target molecules are separated by as little as 3 nm, sufficiently close that single-stranded DNA binding sites can interact.
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