Properties of biomolecules measured from atomic force microscope images: a review
- PMID: 9245749
- DOI: 10.1006/jsbi.1997.3855
Properties of biomolecules measured from atomic force microscope images: a review
Abstract
AFM images can be used to obtain quantitative or qualitative information about the properties of biomaterials. Examples presented here are: (1) Persistence length measurements of moving and stationary DNA molecules. (2) Force mapping to measure properties such as the elasticity of cells and vesicles. (3) Phase mode imaging to detect variations in materials and properties of the sample surface. (4) Imaging of surfaces at different constant forces.
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