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• Inexpensive Super-Resolution Microscopy
  Wyss Institute scientists have developed a highly versatile and inexpensive microscopic imaging platform designed to visualize objects with molecular-scale resolution and unprecedented complexity. The DNA-powered imaging technology can reveal the inner workings of cells at the single molecule level, using conventional microscopes found in most laboratories. Key to the Wyss Institute’s DNA-driven imaging super resolution...

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• Research Spotlights Painting human chromosomes in 3D
  January 17, 2019
• Community 9th Annual Wyss International Symposium: Molecular Robotics
  September 28, 2018
• Video/​Animation PAINT-ing the future of fluorescence imaging
  February 9, 2018

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  Exchange-PAINT: Neurons Up Close and Personal
  DNA Exchange Imaging of fixed mouse hippocampal neurons stained sequentially with antibodies recognizing neuronal markers Synapsin I, vGAT, MAP2, pNFH, α-tubulin, acetyl-tubulin, GFAP and nuclear marker DAPI. Credit: Wyss Institute at Harvard University

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  DNA Cages
  To create supersharp images of their cage-shaped DNA polyhedra, the scientists used DNA-PAINT, a microscopy method that uses short strands of DNA (yellow) labeled with a fluorescent chemical (green) to bind and release partner strands on polyhedra corners, causing them to blink. The blinking corners reveal the shape of structures far too small to be...