Electromagnetic needles with submicron pole tip radii for nanomanipulation of biomolecules and living cells
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Donald E. Ingber | David A. LaVan | Darryl R. Overby | D. Ingber | D. Laván | D. Overby | Benjamin D. Matthews | J. Karavitis | John Karavitis
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