Kastritis Laboratory for Biomolecular Research
Cryo-EM, Computation and Metabolons
Dmitry and Yiannis joined the Scipion course for Image Processing in Madrid! They learned secrets of image processing and are keen on sharing those in the lab! I guess weather was good, but we are not jealous – Germany is Continue reading Dmitry and Yiannis at the cryo-EM course!
Besides relion, which we currently use for image processing, scipion is another software to analyze images and reconstruct electron density maps and/or calculate cryo-EM models. We would like to explore cryo-EM image processing with scipion, as it is a software Continue reading Congratulations to Dmitry – Awarded accommodation fellowship for cryo-EM course
We are very proud for our cover for Biol Chem, July issue – it is currently online, and advertised on the main page of the journal. A high-resolution pdf file with explanation of our cover can be found on the Continue reading The cover for Biol Chem – Structural Biology of Native Cell Extracts
We have successfully vitrified apoferritin in own Vitrobot Mark 4. Loading the microscope and starting EPU yesterday evening ended up with an acquisition of ~300 high-resolution images from a single gridsquare! First of all, we are able to demonstrate the Continue reading Vitrified apoferritin in Halle – first overnight acquisition is complete!
Our accepted manuscript “Integrative biology of native cell extracts: a new era for structural characterization of life processes” by Kyrilis et al is currently online and open access – you can find it here. You can also view the PDF Continue reading Publication of the Kastritis Lab – We got the cover of the Biol Chem (July issue)!