High Resolution Images of Cell Surface Using a Tapping-Mode Atomic Force Microscope
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We succeeded in obtaining high-resolution images of a cell surface using a tapping-mode atomic force microscope (tapping-mode AFM) in air. The resulting images resolved many particles of 40–80 nm in radius and distinguished regions where the particles formed clusters from other regions. Such images could not be obtained using a contact-mode atomic force microscope (contact-mode AFM) operated under the same conditions. The result demonstrates the possibility of cell surface research using the tapping-mode AFM with molecular resolution.
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