Abstract
Atomic Force Microscopy Top-view Images of the Topographical Surface of Control HeLa Cells
Atomic force microscopy top-view images of the topographical surface of control HeLa cells (A) or after 24 hr of incubation in vitro with a membrane-active and cytolytic peptide (B). The anticancer peptide irreversibly disrupts the cell membrane integrity and releases the intracellular components (Figure 1).
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Luciano Paulino Silva
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