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Open micro-fluidic system for atomic force microscopy-guided in situ electrochemical probing of a single cell

Ryu et al., 2008

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11723066289711065553
Author
Ryu W
Huang Z
Park J
Moseley J
Grossman A
Fasching R
Prinz F
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Lab on a Chip

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Ultra-sharp nano-probes and customized atomic force microscopy (AFM) have previously been developed in our laboratory for in situ sub-cellular probing of electrochemical phenomena in living plant cells during their photosynthesis. However, this AFM-based …
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