| **Carter lab publications are really the result of excellent research by our students. Undergraduate or high school students are underlined in the following citations. |
| 17. A. R. Carter, “Case study on how to develop 3D labs with theoretical, experimental, and computational goals.” Proceedings of BFY, (submitted 2018).
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| 16. L. M. Devenica, B. S. Grimm, T. Hultum, and A. R. Carter, “Progress on an optical trapping assay to measure DNA folding pathways in sperm.” Proceedings of SPIE, 10347 (2017). PDF |
| 15. A. D. Smith, O. A. Ukogu, L. M. Devenica, E. D. White, and A. R. Carter, "Optical methods for measuring DNA folding." Modern Physics Letters B, 31:1730001 (2017). PDF |
| 14. S. R. Okoniewski, A. R. Carter, and T. T. Perkins, "A Surface-Coupled Optical Trap with 1-bp Precision via Active Stabilization." Methods in Molecular Biology, 1486:77-107 (2017). PDF |
| 13. E. L. Troconis, A. J. Ordoobadi, T. F. Sommers, R. Aziz-Bose, A. R. Carter, and J. G. Trapani, "Intensity-dependent timing and precision of startle response latency in larval zebrafish." Journal of Physiology, 595(1):265-282, DOI: 10.1113/JP272466 (2017). PDF |
| 12. A. R. Carter, M. H. Seaberg, H. Fan, A. M. Noronha, C. J. Wilds, H. Li, and T. T. Perkins, "Sequence-dependent nanometer-scale conformational dynamics of individual RecBCD-DNA complexes." Nucleic Acids Research, 44(12):5849-60 (2016). PDF |
| 11. L. M. Devenica, C. Contee, R. Cabrejo, E. F. Deveney, and A. R. Carter, "Biophysical Measurements of Cells, Microtubules, and DNA with an Atomic Force Microscope." American Journal of Physics, 84:301 (2016). PDF |
| 10. E. A. Kane, M. Gershow, B. Afonso, I. Larderet, M. Klein, A. R. Carter, B. L. de Bivort, S. G. Sprecher, and A. D. T. Samuel, "Sensorimotor structure of Drosophila larva phototaxis." PNAS, 10.1073/pnas.1215295110 (2013). PDF |
| 9. M. A. Catipovic, P. M. Tyler, J. G. Trapani, and A. R. Carter, "Improving the quantification of Brownian motion." American Journal of Physics, 81:485 (2013). PDF |
| 8. A. R. Carter, "Evolution of the significant figure rules," The Physics Teacher, 51:340 (2013). PDF
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| 7. F. B. Shipley and A. R. Carter, "Back-scattered detection yields viable signals in many conditions." Optics Express, 20:9581 (2012). PDF
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| 6. T. T. Perkins, G. M. King, A. B. Churnside, and A. R. Carter, "Ultrastable Atomic Force
Microscopy using Laser-Based, Active Noise Cancelation." Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics, OSA Technical Digest, Optical Society of America, CTuOO3 (2010). Read Online |
| 5. A. R. Carter, Y. Seol, T. T. Perkins, "Precision Surface-Coupled Optical-Trapping Assay with One-Basepair Resolution." Biophysical Journal 96:2926 (2009). PDF |
| 4. G. M. King, A. R. Carter, A. B. Churnside, L. Eberle, T. T. Perkins, "Ultrastable Atomic Force Microscopy: Atomic-Scale Stability and Registration in Ambient Conditions." Nano Letters 9:1451 (2009). PDF |
| 3. A. B. Churnside, G. M. King, A. R. Carter, and T. T. Perkins, "Improved performance of an ultrastable measurement platform using a field programmable gate array for deterministic, real-time control." Proceedings of SPIE 7042:704205 (2008). PDF |
| 2. A. R. Carter, G. M. King, T. T. Perkins, "Back-scattered detection provides atomic-scale localization precision, stability, and registration in 3D." Optics Express, 15:13434 (2007). PDF |
| 1. A. R. Carter, G. M. King, T. Ulrich, W. Halsey, D. Alchenberger, T. T. Perkins, "Stabilization of an optical microscope to 0.1 nm in 3D." Applied Optics, 46:421 (2007). PDF |
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