Abstract
The technique involves the freezing on the microscope tip of a droplet of solution containing the subject molecules, followed by freeze drying. Alternate hypotheses concerning the delivery mechanism during freeze drying, and thus estimates of required specimen concentrations in solution, are evaluated by comparing them with experimental results obtained for copper phthalocyanine (10 mg/ml), transfer RNA (1 mg/ml), and light meromyosin (10−3 mg/ml).

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