Abstract
Abstract What is the best cantilever for intermittent contact mode (often called Tapping Mode™) atomic force microscope (AFM) imaging under water? This is a question I hear often and one that recently generated some interesting discussion on an AFM newsgroup (more on the newsgroup below). The ability of the AFM to image samples En physiologically relevant environments has made it a popular technique in the biological sciences. However, because scanning the AFM tip in contact mode easily perturbs many biological samples, it was the advent of intermittent contact modes that lead to AFM's widespread use in biology.
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