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19952025
most citedSingle-molecule experiments in biological physics: methods and applications

398 citations · 983 across the 13 of their papers we have counts for

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13 papers

physics.bio-ph2025

SmartTrap: Automated Precision Experiments with Optical Tweezers

Martin Selin, Antonio Ciarlo, Giuseppe Pesce +10

There is a trend in research towards more automation using smart systems powered by artificial intelligence. While experiments are often challenging to automate, they can greatly b…

q-bio.BM2024

DNA Calorimetric Force Spectroscopy at Single Base Pair Resolution

Paolo Rissone, Marc Rico-Pasto, Steve Smith +1

DNA hybridization is a fundamental reaction with wide-ranging applications in biotechnology. The nearest-neighbor (NN) model provides the most reliable description of the energetic…

physics.bio-ph2024

Nonequilibrium work relations for energy and information

Felix Ritort

I review basic concepts in the nonequilibrium physics of small systems, emphasizing single molecule experiments and how they contribute to expanding our current understanding of en…

q-bio.BM2024

Universal Cold RNA Phase Transitions

Paolo Rissone, Aurelien Severino, Isabel Pastor +1

RNA's diversity of structures and functions impacts all life forms since primordia. We use calorimetric force spectroscopy to investigate RNA folding landscapes in previously unexp…

q-bio.BM2019★ 13 cited

Efficient methods for determining folding free energies in single-molecule pulling experiments

Aurelien Severino, Alvaro Martinez Monge, Paolo Rissone +1

The remarkable accuracy and versatility of single-molecule techniques make possible new measurements that are not feasible in bulk assays. Among these, the precise estimation of fo…

q-bio.BM2012★ 89 cited

Non-specific binding of Na and Mg to RNA determined by force spectroscopy methods

C. V. Bizarro, A. Alemany, F. Ritort

RNA duplex stability depends strongly on ionic conditions, and inside cells RNAs are exposed to both monovalent and multivalent ions. Despite recent advances, we do not have genera…