
doing some science | using cryo-ET to study tissues in situ ❄️🔬 | @OxCellStruBio @RosFrankInst
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Subtomogram averaging from lamellae
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Our high-resolution (2.2 Å) in situ structural work reveals details of translational landscape, with various cofactors and antitumor drug/inhibitor, all directly within human cells!
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Our Wellcome-funded PhD program in Structural Biology is accepting applications. Join us. Excellent training and some wonderful research projects in Oxford, Diamond Light Source and the Rosalind Franklin Institute. Come to be part of our vibrant, diverse, supportive program!
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What do dynamic protein complexes look like *inside the cell*? Excited to share our work, led by superstar @ramyarangan, on cryoDRGN-ET, a new approach in the ❄️🐉 software for reconstructing and visualizing structures from in situ cryo-ET data. 1/
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🔥 Today, researchers unveiled the connectome of the male adult fruit fly nerve cord.
🧠 With about 23K neurons, 10 million pre-synaptic sites & 74 million post-synaptic densities, it’s the most in-depth & complete wiring diagram of a fly nerve cord.
🔗janelia.org/news/janelia-sci…
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Preparing some videos for upcoming talks. I'll be in Aarhus and Cambridge in the next couple of weeks. Lots of talking about EM data inside of #blender3d using #MolecularNodes and #GeometryNodes to create clear visuals and beautiful animations.
Feels cool to zoom around a cell
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Ever wondered how to get to the region of interest for cryoET? Fear not! @janetiwasa @shen_utah and I just released Chapter 3 of cryoET101 ! Check it out: cryoem101.org/chapter-3-et/. Enjoy beautiful animations like waffle milling by @torrez_rach! We welcome your feedback. #Teamtomo
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For the first time, this week #EMDB released five #CryoEM structures from #HendrixVirus genus. Study by Hawkins EDPD et al., on HK97 Portal Protein in-situ (prohead II) @ 2.97 Å
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Since people like 🇮🇹 salami slicing😉: I am very happy to share with you the first work of my lab @humantechnopole: Serialized On-grid Lift-In Sectioning for Tomography - SOLIST🔬❄️If you're into cryo-ET of 🧠 organoids, look no further!
Work by Gaia Perone and Jasmien Nguyen!🎵
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We are hiring an expert in Cryogenic Tissue Workflows!
Find out more and apply here - zurl.co/Fv3l
#teamtomo
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Every virologist thinks they have the prettiest virus in their lab . Here is the beautiful crAss001, solved by Cryo-EM in a collaboration with Oli Bayfield and Fred Antson in York @UniOfYork. @Pharmabiotic @UccMicrobiology @AShkoporov @scienceirel
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Met Gala 2023 as Quantifoil #cryoem grids. A short thread
1/7 Stella McCartney as R 1/4
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Glad to finally share our manuscript on “Serial Lift-Out” by the amazing twitterless Oda Schiøtz, Jürgen Plitzko, @CJOKaiser , and myself. Doing multiple sections from single lift outs showing beautiful C. elegans ultrastructure 🤯 I could watch it all day 🤩How did we get there?
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This weeks #EMDB release includes this beautiful 4.4 Å #SingleParticle #CryoEM structure of a phicrAss001 #virion!
EMDB: ebi.ac.uk/emdb/EMD-14100
@AShkoporov @dorothy_edph @crying_EM @eugene_koonin
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In situ structure of the red algal phycobilisome–PSII–PSI–LHC megacomplex nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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Asgard archaea reignited discussions about the tree of life 🦠 But do they have eukaryotic features? YES!! 🤩 Check out our new paper @Nature by @F_Wollweber and @xujw_thu, in an exciting collaboration with the Schleper lab @Archaea_Vienna. nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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Our @wellcome funded PhD program in Cellular Structural Biology is open for applications. Great science. Great mentors. Great facilities. Inclusive, supportive program. Come to join us and learn to find out how life works at a molecular level.
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A pleasure to have Julia speak to us today!
Great seminar from Julia Mahamid from @EMBLHeidelberg speaking at @RosFrankInst today. Julia has been and is a pioneer of cell based structure biology. Just amazing work.


























