You are trying to track a motor protein dynein movement on a microtubule in a cell using GFP-tagged dynein (GFP- dynein). The motor proteins move very fast on the microtubules. Which type of microscopy will you choose to study this fast dynamic event? Two photon microscopy Total Internal Reflection (TIRF) microscopy O Point scanning confocal microscopy O Spinning disc confocal microscopy

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