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    Atomic Force Microscopy

    The new technique reveals unprecedented details of microscopic life.

    Apr 2, 2013
    Amy Maxmen

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    atomic force microscopy
    elasticity
    imaging
    microscopy
    nanoscale imaging
    protein folding
    techniques
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