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QUANTIFOIL® with square holes and relatively narrow bars can be used in electron microscopy to support…
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QUANTIFOIL® with square holes and relatively narrow bars can be used in electron microscopy to support a thin carbon film, which by itself is too fragile to span a grid square. The QUANTIFOIL® types with square holes constitute an optimum between a maximum of open area on the one hand, and mechanical stability on the other hand. […]
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QUANTIFOIL® with square holes and relatively narrow bars can be used in electron microscopy to support…
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QUANTIFOIL® with square holes and relatively narrow bars can be used in electron microscopy to support a thin carbon film, which by itself is too fragile to span a grid square. The QUANTIFOIL® types with square holes constitute an optimum between a maximum of open area on the one hand, and mechanical stability on the other hand. […]
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quantifoil
QUANTIFOIL® with square holes and relatively narrow bars can be used in electron microscopy to support…
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QUANTIFOIL® with square holes and relatively narrow bars can be used in electron microscopy to support a thin carbon film, which by itself is too fragile to span a grid square. The QUANTIFOIL® types with square holes constitute an optimum between a maximum of open area on the one hand, and mechanical stability on the other hand. […]
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quantifoil
QUANTIFOIL® with square holes and relatively narrow bars can be used in electron microscopy to support…
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QUANTIFOIL® with square holes and relatively narrow bars can be used in electron microscopy to support a thin carbon film, which by itself is too fragile to span a grid square. The QUANTIFOIL® types with square holes constitute an optimum between a maximum of open area on the one hand, and mechanical stability on the other hand. […]
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quantifoil
QUANTIFOIL® with square holes and relatively narrow bars can be used in electron microscopy to support…
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QUANTIFOIL® with square holes and relatively narrow bars can be used in electron microscopy to support a thin carbon film, which by itself is too fragile to span a grid square. The QUANTIFOIL® types with square holes constitute an optimum between a maximum of open area on the one hand, and mechanical stability on the other hand. […]
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Thickness of gold foilThese newly developed ultrastable gold supports for electron cryomicroscopy will reduce the…
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Thickness of gold foilThese newly developed ultrastable gold supports for electron cryomicroscopy will reduce the movement of frozen specimens during imaging. This improves image contrast and quality leading to better 3D reconstructions with less data. During imaging at cryo-temperatures, traditional carbon supports move, particularly at the beginning of irradiation. This movement blurs images and makes […]
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Thickness of gold foilThese newly developed ultrastable gold supports for electron cryomicroscopy will reduce the…
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Thickness of gold foilThese newly developed ultrastable gold supports for electron cryomicroscopy will reduce the movement of frozen specimens during imaging. This improves image contrast and quality leading to better 3D reconstructions with less data. During imaging at cryo-temperatures, traditional carbon supports move, particularly at the beginning of irradiation. This movement blurs images and makes […]
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Thickness of gold foilThese newly developed ultrastable gold supports for electron cryomicroscopy will reduce the…
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Thickness of gold foilThese newly developed ultrastable gold supports for electron cryomicroscopy will reduce the movement of frozen specimens during imaging. This improves image contrast and quality leading to better 3D reconstructions with less data. During imaging at cryo-temperatures, traditional carbon supports move, particularly at the beginning of irradiation. This movement blurs images and makes […]
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