Novel technique for imaging nanostructures on the surface of living cells

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Novel technique for imaging nanostructures on the surface of living cells

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An international team of scientists, co-led by a University of Kentucky researcher, has developed a technique for imaging nanostructures on the surface of living cells. The team, whose principal investigators include Gregory Frolenkov of the UK Department of Physiology, developed “hopping probe ion conductance microscopy,” in which a nanoscale probe “hops” over the surface of a cell in an action similar to a sewing machine needle.

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Novel technique for imaging nanostructures on the surface of living cells

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