Comprehensive biophysics: biophysics techniques for structural characterization of macromolecules/ edited by Edward H. Egelma

VOLUME 2 Biophysical Techniques for Characterization of Cells
2.1 Volume Introduction P Schwille 1
Elucidating Cellular Structures
2.2 Confocal Microscopy B Amos, G McConnell, and T Wilson 3
2.3 Fluorescence Lifetime Microscopy: The Phasor Approach MDDigman and E Gratton 24
2.4 Super-Resolution Microscopy M Heilemann 39
2.5 Studying the Macromolecular Machinery of Cells in situ by Cryo-Electron
Tomography V
Lucic, W Baumeister, and F Forster 59
2.6 Visualizing Sub-cellular Organization Using Soft X-ray Tomography MA Le Gros,
CG Knoechel, M Uchida, DYParkinson, G McDermott, and CA Larahell 90
2.7 Atomic Force Microscopy MDuman, I Neundlinger, RZhu, J Preiner, Lamprecht,
LA Chtcheglov, C Rankl, T Panthera Anurak, AEbner, and P Hinterdorfer 111
2.8 Super-Resolution Near-Field Optical Microscopy TS van Zanten and MF Garcia-Parajo 144
2.9 CARS Microscopy C Jiingst, R Selm, MJ Winterhalder, and A Zumhusch 165
Elucidating Cellular Dynamics
2.10 Quantitative Fluorescent Speckle Microscopy D Loerke and G Danuser 180
2.11 Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscopy / Ries, T Weidemann, and P Schwille 210
2.12 Image Correlation Spectroscopy PW Wiseman 246
2.13 The Basics and Potential of Single-Molecule Tracking in Cellular Biophysics SF Fenz,
A Pezzarossa, and T Schmidt 260