Erratum: Fabrication of Zero Mode Waveguides for High Concentration Single Molecule Microscopy

10 Ağustos 2021

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An erratum was issued for: Fabrication of Zero Mode Waveguides for High Concentration Single Molecule Microscopy. A figure was updated.

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An erratum was issued for: Fabrication of Zero Mode Waveguides for High Concentration Single Molecule Microscopy. A figure was updated.

Figure 3 was updated from:

Colloidal crystal patterns, optical micrographs, grain structure, diffraction patterns, scale bars.
Figure 3: Representative results from evaporative deposition of colloids. (A) Example of optimal colloid deposition. (B) Example of an acceptable colloid deposition in which conditions were more humid (80% RH) than ideal. Holes in the crystal monolayer are apparent. (C) Example of an acceptable colloid deposition in which conditions were drier (65% RH) than optimal. The monolayer regions are slightly translucent while multilayered areas are white and opaque (perimeter and streaks inward). (D) A colloidal crystal illuminated with white light to highlight the rainbow diffraction from the crystals. (E) AFM image (tapping probe AFM in air) of a monolayer of hexagonally packed polystyrene beads from a successful colloid deposition (scale bar = 10 µm). (F) Expanded AFM image of packed beads (scale bar = 2 µm). Please click here to view a larger version of this figure.

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Colloidal crystal diffraction patterns and SEM images; microscopy analysis of photonic structures.
Figure 3: Representative results from evaporative deposition of colloids. (A) Example of optimal colloid deposition. (B) Example of an acceptable colloid deposition in which conditions were more humid (80% RH) than ideal. Holes in the crystal monolayer are apparent. (C) Example of an acceptable colloid deposition in which conditions were drier (65% RH) than optimal. The monolayer regions are slightly translucent while multilayered areas are white and opaque (perimeter and streaks inward). (D) A colloidal crystal illuminated with white light to highlight the rainbow diffraction from the crystals. (E) AFM image (tapping probe AFM in air) of a monolayer of hexagonally packed polystyrene beads from a successful colloid deposition (scale bar = 10 µm). (F) Expanded AFM image of packed beads (scale bar = 2 µm). Please click here to view a larger version of this figure.

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An erratum was issued for: Fabrication of Zero Mode Waveguides for High Concentration Single Molecule Microscopy. A figure was updated.

Figure 3 was updated from:

Colloidal crystal patterns, optical micrographs, grain structure, diffraction patterns, scale bars.
Figure 3: Representative results from evaporative deposition of colloids. (A) Example of optimal colloid deposition. (B) Example of an acceptable colloid deposition in which conditions were more humid (80% RH) than ideal. Holes in the crystal monolayer are apparent. (C) Example of an acceptable colloid deposition in which conditions were drier (65% RH) than optimal. The monolayer regions are slightly translucent while multilayered areas are white and opaque (perimeter and streaks inward). (D) A colloidal crystal illuminated with white light to highlight the rainbow diffraction from the crystals. (E) AFM image (tapping probe AFM in air) of a monolayer of hexagonally packed polystyrene beads from a successful colloid deposition (scale bar = 10 µm). (F) Expanded AFM image of packed beads (scale bar = 2 µm). Please click here to view a larger version of this figure.

to:

Colloidal crystal diffraction patterns and SEM images; microscopy analysis of photonic structures.
Figure 3: Representative results from evaporative deposition of colloids. (A) Example of optimal colloid deposition. (B) Example of an acceptable colloid deposition in which conditions were more humid (80% RH) than ideal. Holes in the crystal monolayer are apparent. (C) Example of an acceptable colloid deposition in which conditions were drier (65% RH) than optimal. The monolayer regions are slightly translucent while multilayered areas are white and opaque (perimeter and streaks inward). (D) A colloidal crystal illuminated with white light to highlight the rainbow diffraction from the crystals. (E) AFM image (tapping probe AFM in air) of a monolayer of hexagonally packed polystyrene beads from a successful colloid deposition (scale bar = 10 µm). (F) Expanded AFM image of packed beads (scale bar = 2 µm). Please click here to view a larger version of this figure.

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Zero Mode WaveguidesSingle Molecule MicroscopyColloidal CrystalEvaporative DepositionOptical MicrographsDiffraction PatternsAtomic Force MicroscopyPolystyrene BeadsPhotonic StructuresSEM Imaging