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3D Reconstruction from 2D Crystal Image and Diffraction Data

Schenk, Andreas D.
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Castano-Diez, Daniel
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Gipson, Bryant
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January 1, 2010
Cryo-EM, Part B: 3-D Reconstruction

Electron crystallography of 2D protein crystals can determine the structure of membrane embedded proteins at high resolution. Images or electron diffraction patterns are recorded with the electron microscope of the frozen hydrated samples, and the 3D structure of the proteins is then determined by computer data processing. Here we introduce the image-processing algorithms for crystallographic Fourier space based methods using the Medical Research Council (MRC) programs, and illustrate the usage of the software packages 2dx, XDP, and IPLT.

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DOI
10.1016/S0076-6879(10)82004-X
Author(s)
Schenk, Andreas D.
Castano-Diez, Daniel
Gipson, Bryant
Arheit, Marcel
Zeng, Xiangyan
Stahlberg, Henning  orcid-logo
Date Issued

2010-01-01

Publisher

Elsevier

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Cryo-EM, Part B: 3-D Reconstruction
ISBN of the book

978-0-12-384991-5

Start page

101

End page

129

Volume
482
Editorial or Peer reviewed

REVIEWED

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OTHER

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LBEM  
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February 13, 2020
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