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29 December 1997 Scanned probe microscope for biological applications
Vil B. Baiburin, Nikolai P. Konnov, Anatolyi A. Shcherbakov, Alina N. Malakhaeva, Svetlana P. Zadnova, Yuri P. Volkov
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Abstract
In our biophysical laboratory has been developed a new scanned probe microscope (SPM) for biological application. The SPM allows to investigate a biological samples' surface by means of three different near field microscopes: scanning tunneling microscope (STM), atomic force microscope (AFM) and near field scanning optical microscope (NSOM). The SPM is very rigid and can be operated in ordinary laboratory without any vibration isolation. The scanning area of the microscope is about 10 by 10 micrometers. Some different biological objects were visualized by means of the SPM viz. bacteria (E. Coli, plague, cholera, staphylococcus), macromolecules (DNA, plague proteins) and phage (T2).
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Vil B. Baiburin, Nikolai P. Konnov, Anatolyi A. Shcherbakov, Alina N. Malakhaeva, Svetlana P. Zadnova, and Yuri P. Volkov "Scanned probe microscope for biological applications", Proc. SPIE 3197, Optical Biopsies and Microscopic Techniques II, (29 December 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.297976
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Scanning tunneling microscopy

Near field scanning optical microscopy

Microscopes

Atomic force microscopy

Scanning probe microscopy

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