Before image processing, raw frames were aligned and summed with dose weighting under MotionCor2.1 with the final pixel size of 1.34 Å (50 (link)), and the Contrast Transfer Function parameters were determined by CTFFIND-4 (51 (link)). Image processing was mainly performed in RELION 3.1 (52 (link)) and cryoSPARC 3.1.0 (53 (link)).
Cryo-EM Protocol for High-Resolution Imaging
Before image processing, raw frames were aligned and summed with dose weighting under MotionCor2.1 with the final pixel size of 1.34 Å (50 (link)), and the Contrast Transfer Function parameters were determined by CTFFIND-4 (51 (link)). Image processing was mainly performed in RELION 3.1 (52 (link)) and cryoSPARC 3.1.0 (53 (link)).
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Corresponding Organization : Shandong University
Other organizations : Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Variable analysis
- Microscope type (300-kV Titan Krios G3i microscope)
- Direct electron detector (K3 BioQuantum)
- Energy filter slit setting (20 eV)
- Total dose (50 e-/Å2)
- Number of frames (40)
- Defocus range (-1.0 to -1.8 μm)
- Magnification (×64,000)
- Pixel size (0.67 Å)
- Cryo-EM micrographs
- Image processing software (RELION 3.1 and cryoSPARC 3.1.0)
- Frame alignment and dose weighting (MotionCor2.1)
- Contrast Transfer Function determination (CTFFIND-4)
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