Em gp2 automatic plunger
The EM GP2 automatic plunger is a piece of laboratory equipment designed for the preparation of samples for electron microscopy. It is used to automatically apply a controlled amount of cryoprotectant or other liquids to a sample, ensuring consistent and efficient sample preparation.
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Cryo-EM Acquisition of Tubulation Samples
Cryo-EM Analysis of AP2 Liposome Binding
Data acquisition was performed as in (14 (link)). Dose-symmetrical tomographic tilt series (84 (link)) were collected in a FEI Titan Krios electron microscope operated at 300 kV with a Gatan Quantum energy filter with a slit width of 20 eV and a K3 direct detector operated in counting mode using tilt series controller in Serial EM software. Tilt series contained 41 tilted images (−60° to +60° with 3° increment) with 10-frame movies acquired for each tilt and were imaged with a total exposure of ~130 e−/A2 equally distributed between tilts. The details of data collection are given in table S1.
Cryo-EM Isolation of Malaria Merozoites
Cryo-EM Isolation of Malaria Merozoites
Cryo-EM Merozoite Isolation Protocol
4 𝜇L of suspended merozoites were applied onto Quantifoil 200 mesh copper R2/2 holey carbon EM grids, excess liquid blotted away, and plunge frozen into a liquid ethane/propane mixture (pre-cooled with liquid nitrogen) using an EM GP2 automatic plunger (Leica Microsystems, Wetzlar, Germany) 45 . The blotting chamber was set to 95% relative humidity at 24°C and blotting was done from the sample side of the grid using Whatman filter paper #1. Plunge-frozen grids were subsequently loaded into autogrid c-clip rings (Thermo Fisher). The autogrid box containing frozen grids were stored in liquid nitrogen and maintained at ≤-170°C throughout storage, transfer, and cryo-ET imaging.
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