- An Indian-origin scientist and his colleagues at Iowa State University and Ames Laboratory in the US have developed a new technology called “Standing Wave Axial Nanometry (SWAN)” that can precisely measure single biological molecules.
- It is a mix of Optical and Atomic forces technologies.
- It can measure height and give complete 3 D structure of a single biological molecule.
New “Standing Wave Axial Nanometry (SWAN)” measures single biological molecules
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