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Vertical ground reaction forces and loading rates during typical activities in children and adolescents: sex- and maturity-specific considerations for bone health. [PDF]
Front Endocrinol (Lausanne)Brailey G, Metcalf B, Price L, Stiles V.
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An Exploratory Analysis of Countermovement Jump Variables Between Higher and Lower Performers on the LESS and Y-Balance Tests. [PDF]
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Principle and applications of peak force infrared microscopy
Chemical Society Reviews, 2022Peak force infrared (PFIR) microscopy is an atomic force microscopy-based infrared microscopy with multimodal characterization capabilities. PFIR microscopy allows ∼10 nm spatial resolution chemical imaging in both the air and liquid phases.
Le Wang, Haomin Wang, Xiaoji G Xu
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Dual-Color Peak Force Infrared Microscopy
Analytical Chemistry, 2021Peak force infrared (PFIR) microscopy achieves nanoscale infrared imaging at sub-10 nm spatial resolution through photothermal mechanical detection of atomic force microscopy (AFM). However, it suffers from a major limitation that only one infrared frequency can be scanned for an AFM frame at a time.
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Lock-in amplifier based peak force infrared microscopy
The Analyst, 2023Peak Force Infrared (PFIR) microscopy enables label-free chemical imaging with a spatial resolution below Abbe's diffraction limit through the integration of atomic force microscopy and infrared radiation.
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Total Internal Reflection Peak Force Infrared Microscopy
Analytical Chemistry, 2020Total internal reflection (TIR) infrared spectroscopy is a convenient measurement tool for collecting spectra for chemical identification. However, TIR infrared microscopy lacks high spatial resolution due to the optical diffraction limit and difficulty to preserve a high-quality wave front for focus. In this article, we present the peak force infrared
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Peak force tapping atomic force microscopy for advancing cell and molecular biology
Nanoscale, 2021Recent advances in peak force tapping (PFT)-based atomic force microscopy (AFM) imaging for applications in cell and molecular biology are summarized. Future perspectives for future progression and biomedical applications are provided.
Mi Li, Ning Xi, Lianqing Liu
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