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Intracellular Magnetic Manipulations

June 1, 2019

Poking and prodding a cell’s innards can reveal a great deal about its properties and functions. But the tools available for such detailed manipulations have their limitations, being either invasive or insufficiently powerful. Noninvasive approaches such as optical or acoustic tweezers work well at power levels suitable for pushing molecules around, but can cause heat damage or excessive agitation when delivering enough energy to move organelles.

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