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plasmid dna encoding the full-length gp100 molecule  (Vical incorporated)
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plasmid dna molecules  (Promega)
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Manipulation and detection of a single <t>plasmid</t> <t>DNA</t> molecule. ( a–c ) Dark-field light-scattering images ( a ) before trapping, ( b ) during trapping and ( c ) in the release of a single plasmid DNA molecule. ( d ) The dark-field light-scattering image of the DNA molecules illuminated by the 532-nm light. The yellow dotted ellipse indicates the scattering light of a single DNA molecule. ( e ) Trapping time t as a function of the optical power P , with a linear fit applied to the measured data for P ≥3 mW. ( f ) Real-time trace of the reflected 808-nm signal in the trapping process of a DNA molecule.
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phage h-plasmid hybrid dna molecules  (ACADEMIC PRESS INC)
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ACADEMIC PRESS INC phage h-plasmid hybrid dna molecules
Manipulation and detection of a single <t>plasmid</t> <t>DNA</t> molecule. ( a–c ) Dark-field light-scattering images ( a ) before trapping, ( b ) during trapping and ( c ) in the release of a single plasmid DNA molecule. ( d ) The dark-field light-scattering image of the DNA molecules illuminated by the 532-nm light. The yellow dotted ellipse indicates the scattering light of a single DNA molecule. ( e ) Trapping time t as a function of the optical power P , with a linear fit applied to the measured data for P ≥3 mW. ( f ) Real-time trace of the reflected 808-nm signal in the trapping process of a DNA molecule.
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plasmid dna molecules  (Portland Press Ltd)
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Portland Press Ltd plasmid dna molecules
Manipulation and detection of a single <t>plasmid</t> <t>DNA</t> molecule. ( a–c ) Dark-field light-scattering images ( a ) before trapping, ( b ) during trapping and ( c ) in the release of a single plasmid DNA molecule. ( d ) The dark-field light-scattering image of the DNA molecules illuminated by the 532-nm light. The yellow dotted ellipse indicates the scattering light of a single DNA molecule. ( e ) Trapping time t as a function of the optical power P , with a linear fit applied to the measured data for P ≥3 mW. ( f ) Real-time trace of the reflected 808-nm signal in the trapping process of a DNA molecule.
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Manipulation and detection of a single plasmid DNA molecule. ( a–c ) Dark-field light-scattering images ( a ) before trapping, ( b ) during trapping and ( c ) in the release of a single plasmid DNA molecule. ( d ) The dark-field light-scattering image of the DNA molecules illuminated by the 532-nm light. The yellow dotted ellipse indicates the scattering light of a single DNA molecule. ( e ) Trapping time t as a function of the optical power P , with a linear fit applied to the measured data for P ≥3 mW. ( f ) Real-time trace of the reflected 808-nm signal in the trapping process of a DNA molecule.

Journal: Light, Science & Applications

Article Title: Manipulation and detection of single nanoparticles and biomolecules by a photonic nanojet

doi: 10.1038/lsa.2016.176

Figure Lengend Snippet: Manipulation and detection of a single plasmid DNA molecule. ( a–c ) Dark-field light-scattering images ( a ) before trapping, ( b ) during trapping and ( c ) in the release of a single plasmid DNA molecule. ( d ) The dark-field light-scattering image of the DNA molecules illuminated by the 532-nm light. The yellow dotted ellipse indicates the scattering light of a single DNA molecule. ( e ) Trapping time t as a function of the optical power P , with a linear fit applied to the measured data for P ≥3 mW. ( f ) Real-time trace of the reflected 808-nm signal in the trapping process of a DNA molecule.

Article Snippet: The plasmid DNA molecules (3.4-kb long) were extracted from the Escherichia Coli strain DH5′ (Promega, Madison, WI, USA) using the Plasmid Mini Kit (Omega, Norcross, GA, USA) and kept in the elution buffer.

Techniques: Plasmid Preparation