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- Page 5 and 6: Contents Abstract 4 1 Introduction
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- Page 9 and 10: theory (see e.g. [1]). Now I call o
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- Page 39 and 40: Figure 4.1: A group of Euglena orga
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Figure 4.11: Twice the same Euglena
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4.15), their ends are termed the (-
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Figure 4.15: Kinesin and dynein and
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Figure 4.17: (Image reproduced from
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into fully functional chloroplasts
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Figure 4.19: How a microtubule-kine
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Chapter 5 Materials and Methods The
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Cell Treatment - Demembranation In
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Figure 5.3: This image shows cells
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Figure 5.4: The AFM setup at the In
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Figure 5.6: If the user menu AFM_TU
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Figure 5.7: Single steps of the sam
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Chapter 6 Results High resolution t
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Figure 6.2: An embedded E. gracilis
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Figure 6.5: Scanning under liquid s
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Flagellum The flagellum of an E. gr
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Pellicle The pellicle of E. gracili
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Figure 6.11: The pellicle of an E.
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Crystalline Cell Parts Crystalline
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Figure 6.18: A layered structure th
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It might also be possible that comb
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Appendix A Acronyms SPM Scanning Pr
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[13] A. Junk, F. Riess: From an ide
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[45] J. Ruan, B. Bhushan: Atomic-sc
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[70] M. Rief, M. Gautel, F. Oesterh
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[97] P. Gualtieri, L. Barsanti: Alg
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Annex 1 This Igor script was used i
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