Tag Archives: microscopy
Method to measure calcium signaling in nanometer-sized primary cilia
Protein structure detection in intermediate-resolution cryo-EM maps using deep learning
Cryo-electron microscopy in drug development
Non-local deformation sensing in nanoscale
Dynamic electron microscopy: recording of ATP-induced myosin head movement in living muscle myosin filament
Understanding painful sex
Cells with an appetite: munching at a single-cell level
Domain strain-engineering for epitaxial ferroelectric thin films by sputtering
Multi-scale mechanical characterization of prostate cancer cell lines
Plateau-like versus sawtooth-like force-extension response of macromolecules
Biological applications of Brewster angle microscopy
Go with the flow: Studying the movement of T-cells to sites of inflammation
A “Cool” way to study Parkinson´s Disease
Biophysical characterization of the potential role of polar lipids for the stability of tear films
Mapping the magnetic domain imaging for nano-magnetic films using novel MFM tips
Is it possible to overcome microscopic contamination affecting the interpretation of the archaeological record?
Biophysical characterization of monofilm model systems composed of selected tear film phospholipids
Faceted liquid droplets wag their tails
How do bacteria divide and multiply?
When the physician may identify microscopic tissue architecture in real time
Diagnosis of disease is the fundamental goal of medicine as treatment and prognosis rely on it. The diagnostic process ends eventually with tissue sampling (biopsy) for microscopic evaluation. The paradigm “tissue is the issue” reflects the modern trend