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Hussels, Martin, Konrad, Alexander, Brecht, Marc (2012) Confocal sample-scanning microscope for single-molecule spectroscopy and microscopy with fast sample exchange at cryogenic temperatures. Review of Scientific Instruments, 83 (12). 123706pp. doi:10.1063/1.4769996

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TitleConfocal sample-scanning microscope for single-molecule spectroscopy and microscopy with fast sample exchange at cryogenic temperatures
JournalReview of Scientific Instruments
AuthorsHussels, MartinAuthor
Konrad, AlexanderAuthor
Brecht, MarcAuthor
Year2012 (December)Volume83
Issue12
PublisherAIP Publishing
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Full ReferenceHussels, Martin, Konrad, Alexander, Brecht, Marc (2012) Confocal sample-scanning microscope for single-molecule spectroscopy and microscopy with fast sample exchange at cryogenic temperatures. Review of Scientific Instruments, 83 (12). 123706pp. doi:10.1063/1.4769996
Plain TextHussels, Martin, Konrad, Alexander, Brecht, Marc (2012) Confocal sample-scanning microscope for single-molecule spectroscopy and microscopy with fast sample exchange at cryogenic temperatures. Review of Scientific Instruments, 83 (12). 123706pp. doi:10.1063/1.4769996
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