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Author Spotlight: Development of Bio-Hybrid AFM Cantilevers for Quantitative Analysis of Mosquito Biting Mechanisms
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Development of a Bio-Hybrid Mosquito Stinger-Based Atomic Force Microscopy Probe

Author Spotlight: Development of Bio-Hybrid AFM Cantilevers for Quantitative Analysis of Mosquito Biting Mechanisms

Bio-Hybrid AFM Probe with Mosquito Labrum for Studying Biting Behaviors

DOI:
10.3791/66675-v

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01:01 min

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April 26, 2024

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1Department of Mechanical Engineering,McGill University

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Keywords: Bio-hybridMosquitoStingerAtomic Force MicroscopyAFM ProbeBiting MechanismQuantitative StudyVector-borne DiseasesPublic HealthPreventionMosquito ResistanceControllable TestingRealistic Testing Scenarios

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