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A Mother/Daughter Distance Dancenly sharing such data enables validation of research findings, sparks further biological discoveries, and fuels development of improved software tools for data processing. Data sharing is complicated, however, by the size of cryo-ET datasets. Here we synthesize our experience archiving and sharing n

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Friedrich Förster,Ariane BriegelComprehensive description of cryo-electron tomography.Addresses the underlying principles and all recent developments of cryo-ET.A valuable resource for scientists working in the field of structural b

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In Situ Cryo-Electron Tomography and Advanced Micromanipulator Techniques,ed structures is rapidly expanding and requires that preparation techniques evolve to keep up with the growing demand for larger specimens. In particular, organoids and tissue, but also small animals that can be vitrified in whole by high-pressure freezing, are targets of this new branch of in situ