Introduction of the amplitude modulation (AM) mode (also known as tapping mode) in 1993, where the cantilever is oscillated in the Z-direction at (or near) resonant frequency, and this oscillation amplitude is measured to detect the tip-sample interaction, facilitated the observation of biomolecular processes allowing analysis of molecules weakly attached to a substrate surface (Zhong et al., 1993)
It is important for the creation of DNA synthesis, metabolism, nerve function, and the creation of red blood cells
A 2025 study in Biomolecules found that NNMT inhibitor treatment "reduces body weight, white adipose tissue mass, total cholesterol, and adipocyte size in obese mice." These changes suggest cardiovascular benefit beyond simple weight loss
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