2100plus tem microscope

Manufactured by JEOL

Sourced in United Kingdom

The 2100Plus TEM microscope is a transmission electron microscope designed and manufactured by JEOL. It is a versatile tool for high-resolution imaging and analysis of a wide range of materials at the nanoscale. The 2100Plus TEM provides high-quality, detailed images of both biological and inorganic samples.

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Transmission Electron Microscopy Imaging of Samples

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Imaging was
performed using a JEOL 2100Plus TEM microscope operated at 200 kV.
Droplets of sample were placed on Cu grids coated with a carbon film
(Agar Scientific, UK), stained with uranyl acetate (1 wt %) (Sigma-Aldrich,
UK) and dried. Specimens were then loaded into the microscope.

Edwards-Gayle C.J., Barrett G., Roy S., Castelletto V., Seitsonen J., Ruokolainen J, & Hamley I.W. (2020). Selective Antibacterial Activity and Lipid Membrane Interactions of Arginine-Rich Amphiphilic Peptides. ACS Applied Bio Materials, 3(2), 1165-1175.

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TEM Imaging of Peptide Gels

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TEM imaging
was performed using a JEOL 2100Plus TEM microscope operated at 200
kV. For liquid samples, a drop of solution was placed on Cu grids
coated with a carbon film (Agar Scientific), stained with 1 wt % uranyl
acetate acid (u.a.; Sigma-Aldrich), and dried. Excess peptide and
staining solutions were blotted using filter paper. TEM grids for
the peptide gel were prepared by placing a small amount of gel on
a TEM grid using a spatula. The excess of gel was removed by blowing
compressed air. The residual gel on the surface of the TEM grid was
stained using 1 wt % u.a. and dried.

Castelletto V, & Hamley I.W. (2022). Amyloid and Hydrogel Formation of a Peptide Sequence from a Coronavirus Spike Protein. ACS Nano, 16(2), 1857-1867.

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