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STEM tomography in cell biology.

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  • STEM tomography in cell biology. Abstract Text:

    a e yakushevskaA E Yakushevska,m n lebbinkM N Lebbink,w j c geertsW J C Geerts,l spekL Spek,e g van donselaarE G van Donselaar,k a jansenK A Jansen,b m humbelB M Humbel,j a postJ A Post,a j verkleijA J Verkleij,a j kosterA J Koster,a e yakushevskaA E Yakushevska,m n lebbinkM N Lebbink,w j c geertsW J C Geerts,l spekL Spek,e g van donselaarE G van Donselaar,k a jansenK A Jansen,b m humbelB M Humbel,j a postJ A Post,a j verkleijA J Verkleij,a j kosterA J Koster,

    Transmission electron tomography has been used in biological sciences for quite some time and proven to be a valuable tool. However, to date, the different Scanning Transmission modes are almost not used for electron tomography on resin-embedded biological material. We explored different STEM modes on epon-embedded, osmium-uranyl-lead-stained biological material. Bright Field-TEM and High Angle Annular Dark Field-STEM tomograms from the same areas were recorded and compared. Contrast and signal-to-noise ratios were calculated. Template matching was used to validate results obtained in Bright Field-TEM and High Angle Annular Dark Field-STEM tomograms. It is concluded that High Angle Annular Dark Field-STEM gives a five times better contrast and signal-to-noise ratio than Bright Field-TEM. Template matching showed that 1.3 times more information could be extracted from High Angle Annular Dark Field-STEM tomograms than from Bright Field-TEM tomograms.

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    ae yakushevskaAE Yakushevska,mn lebbinkMN Lebbink,wj geertsWJ Geerts,l spekL Spek,eg van donselaarEG van Donselaar,ka jansenKA Jansen,bm humbelBM Humbel,ja postJA Post,aj verkleijAJ Verkleij,aj kosterAJ Koster,ae yakushevskaAE Yakushevska,mn lebbinkMN Lebbink,wj geertsWJ Geerts,l spekL Spek,eg van donselaarEG van Donselaar,ka jansenKA Jansen,bm humbelBM Humbel,ja postJA Post,aj verkleijAJ Verkleij,aj kosterAJ Koster,

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    PUBLICATION TYPE: Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov

    Journal: Journal of structural biology

    VOLUME: 159

    Page Numbers: 381-91

    Journal Abbreviation: J. Struct. Biol.

    ISSN: 1047-8477

    DAY: 30

    MONTH: 04

    YEAR: 2007

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    LANGUAGE: eng

    NlmUniqueID: 9011206

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    AFFILIATION: Cellular Architecture and Dynamics, Institute of Biomembranes, Faculty of Science, Padualaan 8, 3584 CH Utrecht, The Netherlands.

    Country: United States

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