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Media highlights in the January issues of Biophysical Journal

The Jan. 1 and 15 issues of Biophysical Journal, published by the Biophysical Society, is now available online. Topics of interest include ciliates, force, spasmoneme, H2A/H2B, nucleosome, AFM, aquaporin, elasticity and epithelial cells.

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