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Near field methods

Precise kinetic electroanalytical data permit to describe quantitatively the kinetics of the whole process with a precision that has never been achieved before by patch-clamp techniques or spectroscopic near-field methods. This enables to investigate finely these events and to identify the exact physicochemical nature of all the individual physicochemical and biological factors which concur to produce vesicular release. [Pg.10]

Spectroscopic Imaging with Nanometer Resolution Using Near-Field Methods... [Pg.473]

In this chapter, we will review near-field optical methods and their applications to problems in biology and materials science. Near-field techniques provide nanometer spatial resolution by overcoming the Abbe diffraction Hmit, and can be used to investigate many types of sample in situ. Here, emphasis is placed on near-field methods that provide vibrational information (i.e., molecular fingerprints ) of the analytes. Finally, the current challenges faced by these methods and their potential in nanoscale chemical analysis in the near future are discussed. [Pg.473]


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