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In these pages you will find tutorials designed to explain, in an accessible way, some of the principles behind the techniques used in our lab. They range from the very general (How does a microscope work?) to very specific approaches used in Three-Dimensional Electron Microscopy. This wiki is, by definition, a "work in progress"; we will periodically add new material and update what's already here. <span style="color:#14a;">Blue</span> links are for tutorials already available while <span style="color:#ff0000">red</span> ones are for those we are still developing. We hope you find the material useful and welcome feedback on how to improve it. To give us feedback, please see the "discussion" tab at the top. | In these pages you will find tutorials designed to explain, in an accessible way, some of the principles behind the techniques used in our lab. They range from the very general (How does a microscope work?) to very specific approaches used in Three-Dimensional Electron Microscopy. This wiki is, by definition, a "work in progress"; we will periodically add new material and update what's already here. <span style="color:#14a;">Blue</span> links are for tutorials already available while <span style="color:#ff0000">red</span> ones are for those we are still developing. We hope you find the material useful and welcome feedback on how to improve it. To give us feedback, please see the "discussion" tab at the top. | ||
Revision as of 17:52, 1 February 2010
In these pages you will find tutorials designed to explain, in an accessible way, some of the principles behind the techniques used in our lab. They range from the very general (How does a microscope work?) to very specific approaches used in Three-Dimensional Electron Microscopy. This wiki is, by definition, a "work in progress"; we will periodically add new material and update what's already here. Blue links are for tutorials already available while red ones are for those we are still developing. We hope you find the material useful and welcome feedback on how to improve it. To give us feedback, please see the "discussion" tab at the top.
Contents
General imaging principles
Electron imaging
There are many considerations in imaging with electrons.
Three-dimensional reconstruction by EM
A "30 Second Overview" of three-dimensional EM reconstruction.
File:EM intro2.movReconstruction Methods
- Angular Reconstitution (AR)
- Random Conical Tilt (RCT)
- Orthogonal Tilt Reconstruction (OTR)
Accessories to the Electron Microscope
Some new, some old, there are many aspects of the microscope that may be changed, ostensibly altering the physics of image formation for the better.
Software Available
An overview of the currently available software, links, and general descriptions.
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