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January 30th, 2003
Microchip observation of single molecules
Abstract:
Using a novel technique, supported largely by off-the-shelf instruments, scientists at Cornell University have for the first time optically isolated individual biological molecules in naturally occurring molecular concentrations and watched their complex behavior as they interact with a protein.
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CornellNews
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