Unlike traditional microscopes that use light or lenses, DNA microscopy creates images by calculating interactions among ...

The atomic force microscope (AFM) was invented five years ... of its elder sibling by resolving the atoms within a molecule adsorbed on a surface (Science 325, 1110–1114; 2009).

There’s an old joke that you can’t trust atoms — they make up everything ... recently used cryo-electron microscopy to directly image atoms in a protein molecule with a resolution of ...

Proprietary bi-plane technology, with widefield illumination up to 100 μm, and SRX software, lets users obtain single-molecule data on more sample types than any other commercial SML microscope.

By absorbing water, the gel increases up to 15 times its volume ... not recognizable. With ONE microscopy, the first individual images of the entire molecule are available less than 72 hours ...

a time-resolved confocal fluorescence microscope system. This powerful instrument is ready to analyze a multitude of parameters down to the single molecule level using methods such as Fluorescence ...

In this method, the tip of the microscope scans the surface of the sample (here: a single cobalt phthalocyanine (CoPC) molecule), measuring the force gradient, i.e. the change of force with ...

This technique, called volumetric DNA microscopy ... create the spatial map of where each genetic molecule is located. UMI pairs that are close together interact more frequently and generate ...