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Disease target in sight

The mission of Dr. Julie Nonnekens and Dr. Laura Mezzanotte is to to directly and non-invasively visualize and quantify structure and function within living cells and organisms. In this lecture they explain how and why they do this.

By: Berit Sinterniklaas 2 July 2021

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This video is part of a series of online lectures about the Erasmus MC Academic Centers of Excellence. Dr. Julie Nonnekens and Dr. Laura Mezzanotte are affiliated with the Academic Center for Molecular and Cellular Imaging.

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