Assessment of 3D MINFLUX data for quantitative structural biology in cells
Abstract
MINFLUX is a promising new development in single-molecule localization microscopy, claiming a resolution of 1-3 nm in living and fixed biological specimens. While MINFLUX can achieve very high localisation precision, quantitative analysis of reported results leads us to dispute the resolution claim and question reliability for imaging sub-100-nm structural features, in its current state.
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