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Title
Optical tweezers
Type
Text
Monograph
Subject
Optical tweezers--Laboratory manuals (LCSH)
Optical Tweezers (MESH)
Biophysical Phenomena (MESH)
Investigative Techniques (MESH)
Optical tweezers (FAST)
Genre Form
Laboratory Manuals (MESH)
Laboratory manuals (LCGFT)
Language
English
Illustrative Content
Illustrations
Classification
LCC: TK8360.O69 O683 2017 (Assigner: dlc) (Status: used by assigner)
NLM: QT 34
DDC: 681/.757 full (Assigner: dlc)(Source: 23)
Supplementary Content
bibliography
index
Content
text
Table Of Contents
Introduction to optical tweezers
Exact theory of optical tweezers and its application to absolute calibration
Beyond the Hookean spring model : direct measurement of optical forces through light momentum changes
A surface-coupled optical trap with 1-bp precision via active stabilization
Implementation and tuning of an optical tweezers force-clamp feedback system
Custom-made microspheres for optical tweezers
Optical torque wrench design and calibration
High-resolution "fleezers" : dual-trap optical tweezers combined with single-molecule fluorescence detection
Versatile quadruple-trap optical tweezers for dual DNA experiments
Probing DNA-DNA interactions with a combination of quadruple-trap optical tweezers and microfluidics
Probing single helicase dynamics on long nucleic acids through fluorescence-force measurement
Mechanically watching the ClpXP proteolytic machinery
Deciphering the molecular mechanism of the bacteriophage [phi]29 DNA packaging motor
Single-molecule protein folding experiments using high-precision optical tweezers
Observing single RNA polymerase molecules down to base-pair resolution
Optical tweezers-based measurements of forces and dynamics at microtubule ends
Simultaneous manipulation and super-resolution fluorescence imaging of individual kinetochores coupled to microtubule tips
Measurement of force-dependent release rates of cytoskeletal motors
Measuring the kinetic and mechanical properties of non-processive myosins using optical tweezers
Quantifying force and viscoelasticity inside living cells using an active-passive calibrated optical trap
Measuring molecular forces using calibrated optical tweezers in living cells.
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