Nsc15
The NSC15 is a laboratory equipment product from MikroMasch. It is designed for precise and reliable measurements in scientific and research applications. The core function of the NSC15 is to provide accurate and consistent data collection.
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Atomic Force Microscopy of Samples
Inulin Crystallization and MPI Deposition on Silicon
Atomic Force Microscopy of Deposited Samples
Nanoscale Analysis of Dental Tissues
Nucleosomal Arrays and HP1β Interactions
Atomic Force Microscopy of Nanoparticles
The heights and diameters of at least 100 individual particles were measured for each sample to construct a reasonable particle size distribution. Particle diameter was approximated by treating the area of the particle as the area of a circle. Height was taken to be the difference of the maximum measured height and the surrounding height.
Tapping Mode AFM of Vesicle Adsorption
AC Mode AFM Measurements
Nanoalgosomes Characterization by AFM
For measurements on dry samples, a 30 μl drop of the samples was directly deposited on freshly cleaved mica, incubated for 10 min, and then gently dried under nitrogen flow. Measurements were performed in tapping mode by using a NSC‐15 (Mikromasch) cantilever (spring constant 40 N/m, typical tip radius 8 nm). Measurements with softer cantilevers (data not shown) were carried out with MSNL‐10 cantilevers (Bruker; lever D, spring constant 0.03 N/m, nominal tip radius 2 nm).
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