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Fig. 4

From: Insights on using plastic-based dual in-plane nanopore sensors for differentiation and shape determinations of single protein molecules

Fig. 4

(a) Current transient peak shape for an oblate shaped protein (IgG) that can translocate through a nanopore in two extreme orientations, either with its major axis orthogonal to the direction of flow (1) or parallel to the flow direction (2). (b) RPS current trace for a spherically shaped protein (streptavidin) as a function of translocation time through the in-plane nanopore. Also shown is the anticipated current transient event, which adopts a square-type shape. (c) Different orientational directions for proteins translocating through the in-plane pore.

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