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Using cryo-electron and fluorescence microscopy, we showed that these polypeptides can coat the surfaces of Ad particles in a non-covalent manner to modify their transduction properties.

Using single-molecule atomic force microscopy, we showed that Top7 and barstar, which have similar topology in their force-bearing region, exhibit vastly different mechanical-stability characteristics.

In this study, by using electron microscopy, we showed that, in each bundle, six individual flagella were organized in hexagon with a seventh in the middle.

Employing immunofluorescence assay for microtubule-associated protein light-chain 3 (LC3), monodansylcadaverine staining, Western blotting analyses for LC3 and p62 as well as ultrastructural analysis by transmission electron microscopy, we showed that RY10-4 induced autophagy in MCF-7 cells but protoapigenone did not.

By electron microscopy, we showed that these exosomes expressed NKG2DL on their surface.

Using fluorescent confocal microscopy we showed that the inducibly overexpressed CD81 receptor in HEK293S-TetR cells is correctly located on the plasma membrane.

By high-resolution electron microscopy, we show PrP is located primarily in α cells and also β cells.

Finally, using atomic force microscopy we show how the topography of the failure path is related to buckling of the metal electrode and how it develops with annealing.

Using confocal and super-resolution STED microscopy, we show that CytoD preserves the actin filament architecture of adult rat ventricular myocytes in culture.

Using scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and confocal microscopy, we show that PA molecules self-assemble into a nanofiber matrix within the pores of the metallic foam, fully occupying the foam's interconnected porosity.

Using enzyme probes for denatured collagen and scanning electron microscopy, we show that mechanically overloading collagen fibrils from bovine tail tendons causes them to undergo a sequential, two-stage, selective molecular failure process.