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Dimension fastscan bio microscope

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The Dimension FastScan Bio microscope is a high-speed atomic force microscopy (AFM) system designed for advanced bioimaging applications. It offers fast scanning capabilities, enabling real-time observation of dynamic biological processes with high resolution.

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Bacterial Surface Imaging via AFM

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The indicated S.Tm strains were grown to late-log phase, pelleted, washed once with distilled water to remove salt. A 20 μl of bacterial solution was deposited onto freshly cleaved mica, adsorbed for 1 min and dried under a clean airstream. The surface of bacteria was probed using a Dimension FastScan Bio microscope (Bruker) with Bruker AFM cantilevers in tapping mode under ambient conditions. The microscope was covered with an acoustic hood to minimized vibrational noise. AFM images were analyzed using the Nanoscope Analysis 1.5 software.
Diard M., Bakkeren E., Lentsch V., Rocker A., Bekele N.A., Hoces D., Aslani S., Arnoldini M., Böhi F., Schumann-Moor K., Adamcik J., Piccoli L., Lanzavecchia A., Stadtmueller B.M., Donohue N., van der Woude M.W., Hockenberry A., Viollier P.H., Falquet L., Wüthrich D., Bonfiglio F., Loverdo C., Egli A., Zandomeneghi G., Mezzenga R., Holst O., Meier B.H., Hardt W.D, & Slack E. (2021). A rationally designed oral vaccine induces Immunoglobulin A in the murine gut that directs the evolution of attenuated Salmonella variants. Nature microbiology, 6(7), 830-841.
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Bacterial Surface Imaging via AFM

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The indicated S.Tm strains were grown to late-log phase, pelleted, washed once with distilled water to remove salt. A 20 μl of bacterial solution was deposited onto freshly cleaved mica, adsorbed for 1 min and dried under a clean airstream. The surface of bacteria was probed using a Dimension FastScan Bio microscope (Bruker) with Bruker AFM cantilevers in tapping mode under ambient conditions. The microscope was covered with an acoustic hood to minimized vibrational noise. AFM images were analyzed using the Nanoscope Analysis 1.5 software.
Diard M., Bakkeren E., Lentsch V., Rocker A., Bekele N.A., Hoces D., Aslani S., Arnoldini M., Böhi F., Schumann-Moor K., Adamcik J., Piccoli L., Lanzavecchia A., Stadtmueller B.M., Donohue N., van der Woude M.W., Hockenberry A., Viollier P.H., Falquet L., Wüthrich D., Bonfiglio F., Loverdo C., Egli A., Zandomeneghi G., Mezzenga R., Holst O., Meier B.H., Hardt W.D, & Slack E. (2021). A rationally designed oral vaccine induces Immunoglobulin A in the murine gut that directs the evolution of attenuated Salmonella variants. Nature microbiology, 6(7), 830-841.
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