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4kx4k fei eagle ccd camera

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The 4Kx4K FEI Eagle CCD camera is a high-resolution digital imaging device designed for electron microscopy applications. It features a 4,096 x 4,096 pixel sensor with a 16-bit depth, providing detailed imaging capabilities. The camera is optimized for use with FEI electron microscopes, delivering high-quality image capture and data acquisition.

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Negative-Staining and Cryo-TEM Imaging

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Negative-staining transmission
electron microscopy (TEM) was performed by applying a drop (3 μL)
of sample to a glow-discharged TEM grid (carbon-supported film on
300-mesh Cu grids, Ted Pella, Ltd.). After 30 s the excess liquid
was blotted, and the grids were stained with 2% uranyl acetate for
30 s and allowed to dry in air. Imaging was carried out using a FEI
Tecnai 12 G2 Twin TEM operated at 120 kV. The images were recorded
by a 4Kx4K FEI Eagle CCD camera using the TIA software. Direct imaging
of samples by cryo-TEM was performed as described elsewhere.39 A 3 μL sample was applied onto a glow-discharged
300-mesh copper TEM grid coated with a holey carbon film (Lacey substrate,
Ted Pella, Ltd.). The excess liquid was blotted and the specimens
were vitrified by rapid plunging into liquid ethane precooled by liquid
nitrogen using a Vitrobot Mark IV (FEI). We then transferred the vitrified
samples into a cryo specimen holder (Gatan model 626; Gatan Inc.)
and imaged them at −177 °C using a Tecnai 12 G2 Twin TEM
(FEI), operated at an acceleration voltage of 120 kV in low-dose mode.
Images were recorded with a 4Kx4K FEI Eagle CCD camera. TIA (Tecnai
Imaging & Analysis) software was used to record the images.
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Transmission Electron Microscopy of RGS L106R

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RGS L106R was incubated at a concentration of 8 μM in 50 mM Tris HCl pH 7.4, 150 mM NaCl, 5 mM β-mercaptoethanol at 25°C for 12 hours. The aggregation reaction solution was diluted 10x in the same buffer prior to sample preparation. A drop of 3-5 μL sample was applied to a glow discharged TEM grid (carbon supported film on 300 mesh Cu grids, Ted Pella, Ltd.). After 30 sec the excess liquid was blotted, the grids were stained with 2% uranyl acetate for 30-60 sec, blotted and allowed to dry in air. The samples were examined using FEI Tecnai 12 G2 TWIN TEM operated at 120 kV. The images were recorded by a 4K
x 4K FEI Eagle CCD camera.
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Cryo-TEM Imaging of Liposomes

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А drop (3.5 μl) of a liposome suspension was applied to a glow discharged TEM grid (300-mesh Cu grid) coated with a holey carbon film (Lacey substrate, Ted Pella, Ltd.). The excess liquid was blotted, and the specimen was vitrified by a rapid plunging into liquid ethane pre-cooled with liquid nitrogen using Vitrobot Mark IV (FEI). The vitrified samples were transferred to a cryo-holder (Gatan model 626), and examined at -177 C using a FEI Tecnai 12 G 2 Spirit TWIN TEM. The images were recorded (4Kx4K FEI Eagle CCD camera) at 120 kV in low-dose mode. TIA (Tecnai Imaging & Analysis) software was used to record the images and to measure the thickness of the liposome's membrane.
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