The Cissé Laboratory
We leverage expertise in Single Molecule and Super-Resolution imaging in live cells to study collective behaviors (e.g. protein clustering) emerging from weak or transient biomolecular interactions in mammalian cells.
We unveil, often for the first time, that these clusters exist in living cells, and we expand both on the imaging approaches and the cellular and molecular biology techniques to discover the biophysical mechanisms of action, and their function in vivo . |
MIT Department of Physics
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Ibrahim Cissé
The Class of 1922 Associate Professor Department of Physics, MIT MIT Bldg.-Room: 68-371b 77 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, MA, 02139 Tel: (617) 253-4446 click here to email Administrator: Karen Sagna Tel: (617) 715-4999 click here to email |
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