论文信息 - Zooming in on electron tomography

Zooming in on electron tomography

Electron microscopy has emerged as an important tool for determining the three-dimensional (3D) structures of cellular components. Advances in instrumentation, methods for data collection and techniques for computation are improving the resolution and breadth of application for this powerful technology. Laura Bonetta reports.

Laura Bonetta

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