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Taking root - Integrating area imagers into plant screening pipelines
3 Dec 2020In this application note Analytik Jena demonstrate the ease in which researchers can perform multiplex fluorescent imaging of Mesorhizobia spp. in Acmispon wrangelianus root nodules with the GelStudio 12MP Imager.
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