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. 2020 Apr 20;6:15. doi: 10.1038/s41378-019-0129-3

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Fig. 6 — a Twisting conformation of the 33 nm Au-coated µserpentine, demonstrating a tight resistance signature for N = 11 twists. b A similar twisting signature plot, incorporating resistance values for N = 5 twisting and untwisting cycles, also demonstrating a tight grouping. c A cuff conformation resistance plot for the µserpentine, showing reliable performance after greater than N = 25 bends. d End-to-end bending of the µserpentine, also demonstrating a very similar tight grouping to c. e Optical image of twisting the µserpentine. f Optical image of the µserpentine in a cuff conformation. g Optical image of the end-to-end bending of the µserpentine.