A simple, controllable and effective sample preparation method was established for atomic force microscopy (AFM) imaging of individual DNA molecules in aqueous solution. Firstly, magnesium ion (Mg 2+ ) at a concentration of 5.0-10.0 mM as a positively charged bridge was transferred onto mica to immobilize DNA molecules. Then Mg 2+ -modified mica was used to investigate DNA molecules in any buffer without magnesium ion by AFM. AFM images demonstrated that DNA molecules can be successfully observed in solution with good resolution, reproducibility, and stability. Further, this DNA sample preparation method makes AFM successful to investigate DNA molecular interaction in situ and DNA/chitosan complex in gene delivery
Phase imaging with a tapping mode atomic force microscope (AFM) has many advantages for imaging movi...
AbstractWe present recent advances in DNA specimen preparation technique for scanning force microsco...
For over 25 years, imaging of DNA by atomic force microscopy has been intensely pursued. Ideally, su...
This paper explores suitable conditions for the imaging of DNA molecules by atomic force microscope ...
DNA on mica can be imaged in the atomic force microscope (AFM) in water or in some buffers If the sa...
A chemical procedure for anchoring DNA molecules to gold surfaces was used to facilitate the imaging...
In this research, a novel method is proposed to improve DNA straightening under an applied electric ...
Tapping mode atomic force microscopy (AFM) of DNA in propanol, dry helium, and aqueous buffer each h...
AbstractPhotolyase DNA interactions and the annealing of restriction fragment ends are directly visu...
Photolyase DNA interactions and the annealing of restriction fragment ends are directly visualized w...
A chemical procedure for anchoring DNA molecules to gold surfaces was used to facilitate the imaging...
In the last two decades, the development of the atomic force microscope has progressed hand-in-hand ...
In buffers containing selected transition metal salts, DNA binds to mica tightly enough to be direct...
In this thesis a dedicated Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) setup is used for imaging biochemical react...
The conditions for the adsorption onto mica of Tobacco Mosaic Virus (TMV), proteins or double-strand...
Phase imaging with a tapping mode atomic force microscope (AFM) has many advantages for imaging movi...
AbstractWe present recent advances in DNA specimen preparation technique for scanning force microsco...
For over 25 years, imaging of DNA by atomic force microscopy has been intensely pursued. Ideally, su...
This paper explores suitable conditions for the imaging of DNA molecules by atomic force microscope ...
DNA on mica can be imaged in the atomic force microscope (AFM) in water or in some buffers If the sa...
A chemical procedure for anchoring DNA molecules to gold surfaces was used to facilitate the imaging...
In this research, a novel method is proposed to improve DNA straightening under an applied electric ...
Tapping mode atomic force microscopy (AFM) of DNA in propanol, dry helium, and aqueous buffer each h...
AbstractPhotolyase DNA interactions and the annealing of restriction fragment ends are directly visu...
Photolyase DNA interactions and the annealing of restriction fragment ends are directly visualized w...
A chemical procedure for anchoring DNA molecules to gold surfaces was used to facilitate the imaging...
In the last two decades, the development of the atomic force microscope has progressed hand-in-hand ...
In buffers containing selected transition metal salts, DNA binds to mica tightly enough to be direct...
In this thesis a dedicated Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) setup is used for imaging biochemical react...
The conditions for the adsorption onto mica of Tobacco Mosaic Virus (TMV), proteins or double-strand...
Phase imaging with a tapping mode atomic force microscope (AFM) has many advantages for imaging movi...
AbstractWe present recent advances in DNA specimen preparation technique for scanning force microsco...
For over 25 years, imaging of DNA by atomic force microscopy has been intensely pursued. Ideally, su...