Single Molecule Tools for Bioanalysis 1st Edition By Shuo Huang

Single-Molecule Tools for Bioanalysis (1st Edition), edited by Shuo Huang, is a comprehensive textbook published in May 2022. It details the development and application of single-molecule techniques that have transformed biological observation and analysis. Key Specifications

• Editor: Shuo Huang (Nanjing University).
• Publisher: Jenny Stanford Publishing.
• Publication Date: May 26, 2022.
• Format: Hardcover and eBook.
• Length: Approximately 266–278 pages.
• ISBN-13: 978-9814800440. 

Content Overview

The book is derived from lecture notes for a graduate-level chemistry course at Nanjing University and is intended for high-level undergraduate or entry-level graduate students. It covers the mechanisms, protocols, and practical applications of several frontier methodologies: 

• Biological Nanopores: Analysis techniques for detecting individual molecules.
• Optical and Magnetic Tweezers: Methods for the physical manipulation and force-measurement of single molecules.
• Fluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer (FRET): Biosensing at the single-molecule level.
• DNA Origami: Use as biological sensors.
• Anti-Brownian Trapping: Long-time recording of molecular dynamics in solution. 

AvailabilityThe textbook is available for purchase through major retailers and academic distributors: 

• Amazon (Kindle and Hardcover)
• Routledge / Taylor & Francis
• Walmart