Electron Spin Resonance Force Microscopy of Spin Probes
ORAL
Abstract
Nitroxide spin labels, such as 4-amino TEMPO can be used to as environmental, conformal and structural probes in biological and polymer systems. We report on our efforts to detect electron spin resonance of 4-amino TEMPO in a polymer matrix using the magnetic resonance force microscope as a proof of concept for future experiments on spin labeled proteins. Our microscope operates at high vacuum and low temperature, using a custom fabricated single crystal silicon cantilever in the magnet-on-cantilever geometry. The applied field is provided by a microstripline resonator at 18 GHz.
Authors
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Eric W. Moore
Cornell University
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SangGap Lee
Cornell University
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Steven Hickman
Cornell University, Cornell Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology
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Seppe Kuehn
Cornell University
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John Marohn
Cornell University, Cornell Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology