Cathodoluminescence solutions that reveal fundamental properties of matter
Fast EM solutions for reliable and high throughput electron microscopy
Integrated correlative microscopy solutions that combine the power of fluorescence and electron microscopy
Cathodoluminescence solutions that reveal fundamental properties of matter
Fast EM solutions for reliable and high throughput electron microscopy
Integrated correlative microscopy solutions that combine the power of fluorescence and electron microscopy
Samples courtesy of Prof. Jens Jahren, University of Oslo
Samples courtesy of Prof. Jens Jahren, University of Oslo
Samples courtesy of Prof. Jens Jahren, University of Oslo
Sample courtesy: B.N.G. Giepmans & P. de Boer, UMCG
Sample courtesy: P. Ronchi & Y. Schwab, EMBL
Sample courtesy: P. Ronchi & Y. Schwab, EMBL
Sample courtesy of J. Martinez-Hernandez.
Sample courtesy of D. Falconet.
Sample courtesy of M. Rippe.
Sample courtesy of M. Mourik, LUMC.
Sample courtesy of K. Monier.
Sample courtesy of K. Gorgy
Sample courtesy of S. Lehmann.
Sample courtesy of H. Schwarz.
Sample courtesy C.J. Peddie Francis Crick Institute
Sample courtesy of T. Kurth, Tech. Univ. Dresden.
Sample courtesy: Y. Schwab, EMBL Heidelberg.
Sample courtesy: S. Littmann, MPI Bremen.
Sample courtesy: S. Littmann, MPI Bremen.
Sample courtesy of T. Templier and R.H.R. Hahnloser, Univ. of Zurich and ETH Zurich.
Sample courtesy of H. Schwarz.
In this journal club we discussed the article The In Situ Structure of Parkinson’s Disease-Linked LRRK2 that tackled this barrier using correlative light and electron microscopy, in situ cryo-electron tomography, and subtomogram analysis.