Titlebook: Electron Tomography; Three-Dimensional Im Joachim Frank Book 19921st edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 1992 biological.chrom

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Holographic Display of 3D Datae display of tomographic data. It helps to have a good understanding of 3D perception in order to determine whether holography can be used beneficially in the display of scientific and medical data. For this reason, this chapter begins with an overview of the mechanisms which help us perceive the wo

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Three-Dimensional Reconstructions of Organelles and Cellular Processesnsional (3D) reconstruction studies described in this chapter, which include the cilium, the kinetochore, sites of vertebrate calcification, the dendrite, the Golgi apparatus, patch-clamped membranes, and puff ball spores. All of these structures, as well as most of those discussed in Chapter 14, ha

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Three-Dimensional Reconstruction of Noncrystalline Macromolecular Assembliesome macro-molecules associate to form large multisubunit complexes (e.g., viruses, ribosomes, multisubunit enzymes) for which crystals suitable for crystallographic studies are not easily obtained. Even in those cases where suitable crystals are available, there remain additional technical problems

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https://doi.org/10.5822/978-1-61091-525-0is applicable, in the strict sense of the word, only in the narrow context of a single-axis tilt geometry: e.g., in medical computerized axial tomography (CAT-scan imaging), the detector-source arrangement is tilted relative to the patient around a single axis. In electron microscopy, where the beam

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-97468-8y; the most crucial is the belief that what is detected is some kind of projection through the structure. This “projection” need not necessarily be a (weighted) sum or integral through the structure of some physical property of the latter; in principle, a mono-tonically varying function would be acc

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The Sugar Industry Post-Independence,the electron microscope manifests itself in several ways: loss of high-resolution structure, mass loss, and specimen shrinkage. These effects must be considered for biological materials of all types in different preparations. The methods employed to minimize the effects of electron irradiation inclu