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Loïc HAMON
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Patrick A. curmi
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David PASTRE
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In a biomolecular imaging system such as atomic force microscopy (AFM), where several partners interact - in this case the substrate surface, DNA and possibly proteins - it is essential to establish theoretically and experimentally the conditions for obtaining biologically relevant information about the interaction between the biomolecules themselves.
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