Kastritis Laboratory for Biomolecular Research
Cryo-EM, Computation and Metabolons
Thanks to Warp (http://www.warpem.com/warp/), an amazing on-the-fly image processing suite for cryo-EM data, we are able not only to acquire beautiful apoferritin images with EPU, but also estimate the quality of our image acquisition on the fly!
We have installed our Vitrobot Mark IV and we are about to start vitrifying test samples! Also, ethane connections are finally up and running (red rubber tube connection on the left of the picture).
Already acquiring successful grid Atlases, seems the software is robust and communicates well with the Glacios! On the left of the image, you can see the gridmapping, on the right the feature that was used to calibrate image shifts!
We are very pleased today with further respolution tests of the microscope. Thon rings of Pltr samples (S114) are visible, we have more than 28 visible in the FFT. You can find the full report here.
We are very proud that acceptance tests for the microscope started today, and we have seen that we go way below company specs with the microscope. Below, a Young’s fringe test for a sample, the company specs are shown with Continue reading Young’s fringe tests for the Glacios underway: < 2.0 Å resolution