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Study using CTFM Published in Nature Communications

A new paper using the correlative optical tweezers-fluorescence microscopy (CTFM) technology has recently been published in Nature Communications. King, Peterman & Wuite show in "Unravelling the structural plasticity of stretched DNA under torsional constraint" that in torsionally constraint DNA concomitant basepair melting and helical unwinding can occur at forces >~50…
Jerom Langeveld
15 June 2016
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AFS™ 2.0 Paper Published in Methods

The second paper on the Acoustic Force Spectroscopy (AFS™) technology has been published in Methods. In "Tuning the Music: Acoustic Force Spectroscopy (AFS) 2.0" Kamsma and his colleagues at VU University Amsterdam describe the latest developments on the technology. In the paper a theoretical model to optimize the AFS™ cell…
Jerom Langeveld
5 June 2016
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CTFM Results on RAD51 Appear in PNAS

In a recent publication, Correlative Tweezers-Fluorescence Microscopy was used to reveal a fundamental step in one of the most crucial biological process that occur in a cell: DNA repair. The article appeared in the renowned journal PNAS, and was portrayed on the Dutch newspaper Bionieuws. In their work, VU researchers…
Jerom Langeveld
6 October 2014
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