Peter Attia· MD
with this technology it gives us insight at the nanoscopic level of what's happening to the mitochondria to the cell membrane
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with this technology it gives us insight at the nanoscopic level of what's happening to the mitochondria to the cell membrane
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we took basically an off-the-shelf atomic force microscope that gives you the scanning resolution of an electron microscope but also has the capacity to image living cells and took this technology and put it inside an environmental chamber a hyperbaric chamber and part of my project was doing the electrical the fluid and the gas penetrations to make the thing functional and also doing a series of studies and calibration tests to determine that we could reliably make hyperbaric atomic force microscopy measurements inside this chamber