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Localization microscopy methods image many small subsets of single molecules, determine the coordinates of each molecule by localization, and combine data from many molecules to create a fluorescence image of the sample with resolution (10-40 nm) significantly better than the diffraction-limited resolution. Biological applications of such methods are presented.
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