Abstract
Single-molecule force spectroscopy (SMFS) technology enables us to study the heterogeneous nature of the biomolecules that are otherwise inaccessible by conventional ensemble approaches. In particular, magnetic tweezers, a widely-used SMFS technology, exert magnetic force and torque on the single biomolecules and allows us to study their dynamic changes and interactions [1,2].
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