Bruker/JPK NanoWizard V BioAFM

The JPK NanoWizard® V combines high spatio-temporal resolution with a large scan area, flexible experiment design, and out-standing integration with advanced optical microscope systems. The automated setup, alignment, and re-adjustment of system parameters opens new possibility for long-term, self-regulating experiment series.

NanoWizard V is expected to significantly advance our understanding of dynamic cellular processes and molecular mechanisms. Its PeakForce-QI mode enables fast and flexible quantitative nanomechancial measurements - significantly extending the capabilties of AFM - while its automated, remote-control, and fast-scanning capabilities provide high-throughput, high-performance imaging of even complex experiments.

Features:

• Adaptive intelligent scanning routines enable faster scanning rates of up to 400 lines/sec
• Lowest noise scanner and detection system ensure high-resolution data and unrivalled performance on inverted optical microscopes
• PeakForce-QI, the symbiosis of PeakForce Tapping and QI modes, delivers the fastest, most advanced force control for highly delicate samples
• Visualise dynamics with Bruker's Nested Scanner and latest feedback technologies
• Bruker's proven DirectDrive increases cantilever excitation stability
• Active balancing provides faster scanning over large scan ranges
• Improved productivity and maximised throughput enables better statistics
• Intelligent optimisation routines deliver quantitative nanomechanics

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Tapping mode topography image of Annexin 5 protein on lipid membrane in buffer acquired at 40 Hz line rate showing the occupation density of centric trimers in 2D honeycomb structure. Scan size 1.3 μm x 1.3 μm, height range 8.0 nm.

Fast tapping mode topography image acquired at 170 Hz line rate of Annexin 5 protein on lipid membrane in buffer. The arrows depict the occupation of a centric trimer from solution in the 2D crystal structure 12 seconds (8 frames) later. Scan size 96 nm x 96 nm, height range 1.0 nm.