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- Matt Gordon
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- I'm a postdoctoral researcher in the Block Lab at Stanford University. I'm interested in optical tweezers, single molecule fluorescence, and RNA structure and dynamics. You can reach me at mpgordon AT NO SPAM stanford.edu. My CV can be found here.
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I did not have time to read all the details, scientific background for this Scientific Model video; model figures/videos may always omit some features.
Communication with other scientists is easier with models.
If I want to imagine the growth of neurons on dendrites I would watch this short video, two, or more pieces of dendrites would step forward.
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