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Ac160ts r3

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The AC160TS-R3 is a cryogenic temperature control system designed for use in research and industrial applications. It features a closed-loop temperature control system that can maintain accurate and stable temperatures across a wide range. The system is capable of cooling to temperatures as low as 1.6 Kelvin and heating to temperatures up to 300 Kelvin.

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Atomic Force Microscopy for PEM Characterization

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Atomic force microscopy (AFM) was used to characterize the topography of the PEMs. The AFM measurements were carried out at ambient conditions (≈40% RH) with the MFP-3D SA (Asylum Research, Oxford Instruments, Scotts Valley, CA, USA). The cantilevers used were the AC160TS-R3 with a silicon probe and a tip diameter of 7–8 nm, also from Asylum Research. To determine the roughness of the PEMs, images of 25 µm2 were taken at three different positions of the sample, and the roughness was determined from nine randomly selected 1 µm2 areas of the image. The roughness is defined as the root mean square (RMS) of height deviations of the surface mean plane. The depicted error bars correspond to the standard deviation of the 27 spots measured. For PEMs with surface patterns with a correlation length in the µm range, the roughness was determined on the whole 25 µm2 area. In all cases, the two different roughness measurements (1 µm2, 25 µm2) led to similar values.
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Visualizing Bacteriophage Alignment via AFM

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Atomic force microscopy (MFP-3D AFM, Asylum Research, Goleta, CA, USA) was performed on electric field-treated and untreated samples to observe the alignment of bacteriophages. Areas of 50 µm2 were scanned at 0.10 Hz with standard silicon cantilevers (AC160TS R3, Asylum Research, Goleta, CA, USA) using the tapping mode with a tip spring constant of 26 N/m and resonance frequency of 305 kHz. Images were exported and edited using Igor Pro 6.3.7.2 (Asylum Research, Goleta, CA, USA).
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AFM Analysis of PDCoV Infection

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AFM analysis was conducted with an MFP3D Infinity-Asylum Research AFM in tapping mode (Oxford Instruments PLC, Oxfordshire, UK). Briefly, cells were seeded onto the 10 mm glass coverslip and cultured in a 6-well culture plate for 24 h. Subsequently, cells were inoculated with PDCoV (MOI = 10) and incubated at 4 °C for 1 h. After washing, cells were fixed with 4% formaldehyde in PBS. Imaging was performed with uncoated silicon cantilevers AC160TS-R3 from Oxford Instruments PLC, with a tip radius of 7 nm, resonance frequency of approximately 200–300 kHz, and a spring constant of 8.4–57 k (N/m). Images with a scan size of 1 × 1 μm2/4.5 × 4.5 μm2/20 × 20 μm2 and resolution 512 × 512 pixels2 were obtained with scan rates between 0.6 and 1.0 Hz and set points close to 0.2 V. AFM images were analyzed offline in AFM software (Ergo; Oxford Instruments PLC, Oxfordshire, UK).
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Nano-Sized Magnet Particle Analysis

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The nano-sized fraction of the magnet particles was analyzed by Atomic Force Microscopy at the Microscopy Unit from the University of Valladolid. In brief, 10 µL from an aqueous solution of the powders, obtained excluding the biggest particles, were acquired on a mica surface to prepare samples by droplet evaporation. Images were recorded in AC mode (tapping mode) with a MFP3D-BIO instrument from Asylum Research (Oxford Instruments) using silicon cantilevers AC160TS-R3. AR 16.10.208 and Gwyddion 2.56 software were utilized for all the images processing.
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Visualizing Viral Particle Interactions with AFM

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AFM analysis was conducted with an MFP3D Infinity-Asylum Research AFM in tapping mode (Oxford Instruments PLC). Briefly, PRV HN1201 (final viral titer of 2 × 108 TCID50/mL) was incubated with LJ002 in the presence of light for 1 h and pipetted onto a freshly cleaved mica surface, which was air-dried in a dust-free enclosure before use. Imaging was performed with uncoated silicon cantilevers AC160TS-R3 from Oxford Instruments PLC, with a tip radius of 7 nm, resonance frequency of approximately 200–300 kHz, and spring constant of 8.4–57 k (N/m). Images with a scan size of 1 × 1 μm2/4.5 × 4.5 μm2/20 × 20 μm2 and resolution 512 × 512 pixels2 were obtained with scan rates between 0.6 and 1.0 Hz and set points close to 0.2 V. AFM images were analyzed offline in AFM software (Microsoft).
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