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AFM Based Single Cell Microinjection : Technological Developements, Biological Experiments and Biophysical Analysis of Probe Indentation
The development of atomic force microscopy (AFM) has enabled a major breakthrough in the study of individual biological objects, such as nucleic acids, proteins and protein complexes. More recently the use of AFM to investigate eukaryotic cells has been explored. In one approach, the AFM probe can b
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