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A New World Of Ultra Soft BioSPM With The Nanonics HydraTM
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|  | | The Realization of Nanometric 3D Far-Field Optical Imaging - A Position Paper
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| |  | | Why Would a Cell Biologist Who Owns a Laser Scanning Confocal Non-Linear Optical or CCD Light Microscope Want to Place the Nanonics NSOM/AFM 100TM on their Microscope Stage?
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| |  | | Strinkovski, A. et al. Near-Field Optical Chemical Imaging of Surfaces and Near-Surface Regions with Externally Illuminated Near-Field, Force-Sensing, Chemically Sensitive, Cantilevered Micropipette Probes Israel Journal of Chemistry Vol. 41: 129-137 |
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| |  | | Lewis, A. et al. Fountain Pen Nanochemistry: Atomic Force Control of Chrome Etching Applied Physics Letters Vol. 75, No. 17: 2689-2691 |
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|  | | Peleg, G. et al. Nonlinear Optical Measurement of Membrane Potential Around Single Molecules at Selected Cellular Sites Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA Vol. 96: 6700-6704 |
| |  | | Near-Field Scanning Optical Microscopy in Cell Biology Trends in Cell Biology Vol. 9: 70-73 |
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|  | | Shao, Y. et al. Nanometer-Sized Electrochemical Sensors Analytical Chemistry Vol. 69, No. 8: 1627-1634 |
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