High impact information on Microscopy, Scanning Probe

• In situ scanning probe microscopy performed on supported planar bilayers of total brain lipid revealed a correlation between membrane fluidity, as influenced by cholesterol level, and the extent of Abeta-insertion and subsequent fibrillogenesis [1].
• We present a temperature-controlled scanning probe microscopy characterisation of morphology and mechanical behaviour of conducting N,N'-cyclized pyrazolium salts [2].
• The different "squeeze-out" structures of SP-B were visualized by scanning probe microscopy and compared with structures formed by SP-C [3].
• Covalent immobilization of native biomolecules onto Au(111) via N-hydroxysuccinimide ester functionalized self-assembled monolayers for scanning probe microscopy [4].
• We conclude that the glycerol-mica technique is a useful tool for the preparation of fibrous proteins for examination by scanning probe microscopy [5].

Associations of Microscopy, Scanning Probe with chemical compounds

• The surface-modified lactose particles were fractionated and then characterized by laser diffraction for size, image analysis for shape, and scanning probe microscopy for surface roughness [6].
• Scanning probe microscopy characterization of single chains based on a one-dimensional oxalato-bridged manganese(II) complex with 4-aminotriazole [7].
• In this work, scanning probe microscopy (SPM) is used to study (i) the structural properties of self-assembled monolayers (SAMs) containing conjugated dithiols and (ii) the formation of the upper molecule-metal interface on dithiol SAMs [8].
• Latex film morphology and electrical potential pattern dependence on serum components: a scanning probe microscopy study [9].
• Codeposited gadolinia silica composite films have been probed for their growth-dependent optical and microstructural properties using phase-modulated spectroscopic ellipsometry and scanning probe microscopy [10].

Gene context of Microscopy, Scanning Probe

• Scanning probe microscopy was used to monitor the resulting surface of the oriented incorporation of cytochrome c oxidase into electrode supported lipid bilayer at four crucial stages with molecular resolution [11].
• We observed that purified human serum clusterin partially blocked the aggregation of synthetic A beta 1-42, as shown by centrifugal assays (14,000g x 10 min) and by atomic force (scanning probe) microscopy [12].
• To monitor surface topography and roughness of the heat-treated silica fibers, a scanning probe microscopy (SPM) with tapping mode AFM was used [13].
• In addition to compositional similarities with other biological adhesives and well-known elastomeric proteins, the circular dichroism spectrum of dissolved glue is almost identical to that for soluble elastin and electron and scanning probe microscopy images invite comparison with silk fibroins [14].
• Clarification note in reference to "Scanning probe microscopy examination of the surface properties of keratin fibres", by J.M. Maxwell and M.G. Huson. Micron 36 (2005) 127-136 [15].

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