19-23 June 2023, Prague Czech Republic
Country: Switzerland
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E-mail: roderick.lim@unibas.ch
The Lim Lab specializes in functional studies of biological machines, cells and tissues using atomic force microscopy (AFM). Recent breakthroughs include resolving the transport barrier of the nuclear pore complex by high-speed AFM (Sakiyama et al Nature Nanotechnology 2016) and the development of an AFM-based apparatus known as ARTIDIS for cancer diagnosis (Plodinec et al Nature Nanotechnology 2012).
Atomic force microscopy
FRET Sensors, intravital imaging, stable cell lines
Y. Sakiyama, A. Mazur, L.E. Kapinos and R.Y.H. Lim*, Spatiotemporal Dynamics of the Nuclear Pore Complex Transport Barrier Resolved by High-Speed Atomic Force Microscopy. Nature Nanotechnology, 11 719 (2016)
M. Plodinec* and R.Y.H. Lim, Nanomechanical characterization of living mammary tissues by atomic force microscopy. Methods in Molecular Biology, 1293, 231-46 (2015)
L.E. Kapinos, R.L. Schoch, R.S. Wagner, K.D. Schleicher and R.Y.H Lim*. Karyopherin-centric control of nuclear pores based on molecular occupancy and kinetic analysis of multivalent binding with FG-Nucleoporins. Biophys. J. 106 1751 (2014)
M. Plodinec, M. Loparic, C. A. Monnier, E. C. Obermann, R. Zanetti-Dallenbach, P. Oertle, J.T. Hyotyla, U. Aebi, M. Bentires-Alj, R. Y. H. Lim* and C-A. Schoenenberger, The Nanomechanical Signature of Breast Cancer. Nature Nanotechnology 7 757 (2012)
R.Y.H. Lim*, B. Fahrenkrog, J. Koser, K. Schwarz-Herion, J. Deng, and U. Aebi, Nanomechanical Basis of Selective Gating by the Nuclear Pore Complex, Science 318, 640 (2007)
19-23 June 2023, Prague Czech Republic
28 – 31 August 2022 | Prague | Czech Republic
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Symposium | March 8th–10th, 2022 | Singapore (On site/online)