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A montage of images through the division septum of E. coli cells. The images were captured by dual‐color time‐gated Stimulated Emission Depletion (STED) nanoscopy, on cells simultaneously expressing FtsZ‐mNeonGreen (green) and mStrawberry‐FtsN (red). The images show that FtsZ and FtsN are spatially separated. For details, see the article by Söderström et al. on pp. 387‐401 of this issue.

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