Advancing single-molecule instrumentation through nanoscale optics, fabrication, and surface functionalization

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2018
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English
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978-90-8593-367-0
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Abstract

This thesis describes developments in the single-molecule instrumentation, in particular optical torque wrench and DNA nanocurtains, with the goal of employing these techniques in studies of biomolecules and biomotors. Importantly, the use of single-crystal rutile titanium dioxide nanocylinders is suggested for optical torque wrench, enabling access to a larger torque-speed space and improvement in spatiotemporal resolution.

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