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Caption: Shown is a graphic of lights scattering from metallic nanoplasmonic particles upon excitation of an external light source. Metallic nanoparticles can be coupled with biomolecules to help detect chemical signals within a single living cell at unprecedented resolution.
Credit: Graphic by Gang Logan Liu and Luke Lee, UC Berkeley
Usage Restrictions: Use with credit to Gang Logan Liu and Luke Lee, UC Berkeley
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