F P Brooks Jr
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Guthold M, Falvo M, Matthews W, Paulson S, Mullin J, Lord S, et al.
J Mol Graph Model
. 2000 Mar;
17(3-4):187-97.
PMID: 10736776
The nanoManipulator system adds a virtual reality interface to an atomic force microscope (AFM), thus providing a tool that enables the user not only to image but also to manipulate...
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Falvo M, Taylor 2nd R, Helser A, Chi V, Brooks Jr F, Washburn S, et al.
Nature
. 1999 Feb;
397(6716):236-8.
PMID: 9930698
Understanding the relative motion of objects in contact is essential for controlling macroscopic lubrication and adhesion, for comprehending biological macromolecular interfaces, and for developing submicrometre-scale electromechanical devices. An object undergoing...
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Falvo M, Clary G, Taylor 2nd R, Chi V, Brooks Jr F, Washburn S, et al.
Nature
. 1997 Oct;
389(6651):582-4.
PMID: 9335495
The curling of a graphitic sheet to form carbon nanotubes produces a class of materials that seem to have extraordinary electrical and mechanical properties. In particular, the high elastic modulus...
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Falvo M, Washburn S, Superfine R, Finch M, Brooks Jr F, Chi V, et al.
Biophys J
. 1997 Mar;
72(3):1396-403.
PMID: 9138585
We present our results on the manipulation of individual viruses using an advanced interface for atomic force microscopes (AFMs). We show that the viruses can be dissected, rotated, and translated...
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Surles M, Richardson J, Richardson D, Brooks Jr F
Protein Sci
. 1994 Feb;
3(2):198-210.
PMID: 8003957
We describe a new paradigm for modeling proteins in interactive computer graphics systems--continual maintenance of a physically valid representation, combined with direct user control and visualization. This is achieved by...