ArticleMethods in molecular biology (Clifton, N.J.)2023
Small Volume Microrheology to Evaluate Viscoelastic Properties of Nucleic Acid-Based Supra-Assemblies.
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- Design and Characterization of DNA-Driven Condensates: Regulating Topology, Mechanical Properties, and Immunorecognition.ACS applied materials & interfaces · 2025Article
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Particle tracking (PT) microrheology is a passive microrheological approach that characterizes material properties of soft matter. Multicomponent materials with the ability to create extensive crosslinking, such as supra-assemblies, may exhibit a complex interplay of viscous and elastic properties with a substantial contribution of liquid phase still diffusing through the system. Microrheology analyzes the motion of microscopic beads immersed in a sample, making it possible to evaluate the rheological properties of biological supra-assemblies. This method requires only a small volume of the sample and a relatively simple, inexpensive experimental setup. The objective of this chapter is to describe the experimental procedures for the observation of particle motion, calibration of an optical setup for particle tracking, preparation of imaging chambers, and the use of image analysis software for particle tracking in viscoelastic nucleic acid-based supra-assemblies.
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