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Scaling properties of DNA knots studied by atomic force microscopy
The main subject of the present thesis is the experimental study of the scaling properties of DNA knots of different complexities by tapping mode atomic force microscopy (AFM) in air. Homo- or heterogeneous mixture of DNA knot types were deposited onto mica in regimes of (i) strong adsorption, which
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