Loading-Rate Dependence is a biophysical phenomenon in single-molecule force spectroscopy characterized by the variation in the measured rupture force of a molecular bond with the rate at which mechanical load is applied, reflecting the underlying energy landscape and kinetic parameters of the molecular interaction.
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How Strong Is a Covalent Bond?
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Dynamic force spectroscopy of single DNA molecules
Torsten Strunz, Krisztina Oroszlan, Rolf Schäfer et al. · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences · 1999 · 582 citations
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