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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Super-resolution force spectroscopy"”.

  1. Novel Development of Super-Resolution Force Spectroscopy and Applications in Biological Systems

    … Their combination, however, has been rare. Super-resolution force spectroscopy (SURFS) was developed based on the integration of these two techniques, and it has unique biophysical applications in studying drug-DNA interactions and ribosomal translocations. I demonstrate that SURFS has a …

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  2. Super-Resolution Force Spectroscopy for Revealing Sub-nucleotide Motion in Ribosomal Frameshifting and DNA Methylation

    … frames. This dissertation focuses on applying super-resolution force spectroscopy (SURFS) as a unique tool to resolve frameshifting products and intermediate states, with unprecedented resolution. Two different forms of forces have been studied, centrifugal force and acoustic radiation force. …

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  3. Single Molecule Förster Resonance Energy Transfer and Super Resolution Force Spectroscopy Study of Elongation Factor G Evolution, Conformation, and Function

    … stems from the mutants becoming trapped in a ‘super’-compact conformation on the ribosome. The Thr48 mutations were modeled using AlphaFold predictions and MSAs. This revealed the mutations shifted the conformational balance to two previously reported EF-G conformations, con1 and con2. …

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