Tilt Series Cryo-TEM Imaging Protocol
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Other organizations : Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, National Institute of Standards and Technology
Variable analysis
- Tilt angle of the TEM holder, ranging from -45° to +45° in 1.5° increments
- Imaging of the samples using Gatan tomography software
- Electron dose, ranging from 2,800 to 6,600 e⁻Å⁻²
- TEM operated at 120 kV high tension with a 20-eV energy filter
- Low defocus conditions (<1 μm) used for the tilt series acquisition
- Magnification of 80 kx used (each pixel corresponds to 1.48 Å in the specimens)
- Gatan UltraScan 4 K X 4 K CCD camera used for imaging
- IMOD software used for initial alignment of the micrographs
- TomoCTF software used for CTF correction
- IPET software used for semi-automatic tracking and windowing of the particles in 256 × 256 pixel square windows
- Particle images binned by 2 to reduce computation time in the subsequent reconstruction
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