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However, it is limited to Mac OS system computers and some of the functions required for analysis of multiple particles in one image can be time-consuming. It has many processing options and has been the standard SFM software analysis in many laboratories (including ours). Image SXM handles scanning microscope image files from more than 40 different instruments. Image SXM was developed by S D Barret ( ) in 1993 based on the image analysis software NIH Image (now ImageJ). There are several open licensed software packages available for SFM. SPIP™ (Scanning Probe Image Processor- ImageMetrology) is a dedicated metrological tool for SFM that supports many formats but requires additional license payment. For example, ‘NanoScope Analysis’ from Bruker and ‘JPKSPM Data processing’ from JPK Instrument software packages open their own generated images, allowing some basic filtering operations like flattening, but also other metrological operations like point to point length measurements, or volume analysis from selected particles. Software analysis is generally provided as part of the microscope operating system software. Usually data analysis requires the use of different, sometimes multiple, software programs none specifically designed for DNA and protein analysis. However there is no single software platform that allows semi-automatic and high-throughput data analysis. Dozens of images with hundreds of molecules each can be routinely produced in one day. DNA and proteins are easily identified by SFM without staining procedures in conditions compatible with biochemical function (no vacuum, room temperature). Functional assemblies of biomolecules are inherently flexible, variable and irregular. Single-molecule imaging is a valuable tool in this sense because it reveals different stages of assembly and function. Quantification of structural features from individual molecular complexes is used to explain their mechanism of action.

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