EMPIAR-10003 - HIV-1 envelope glycoprotein trimer micrographs [multiple data sets in SPIDER format]

EMPIAR-10003

HIV-1 envelope glycoprotein trimer micrographs [multiple data sets in SPIDER format]

Publication:

Molecular architecture of the uncleaved HIV-1 envelope glycoprotein trimer

Mao Y, Wang L, Gu C, Herschhorn A, Désormeaux A, Finzi A, Xiang SH, Sodroski JG

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 110 (2013) 12438-12443

PMID: 23757493

DOI: 10.1073/pnas.1307382110

Related EMDB entry:

EMD-5447

Deposited:

2013-08-23

Released:

2013-08-26

Last modified:

2022-01-24

Imageset size:

586.77 GB

Imageset DOI:

10.6019/EMPIAR-10003

Experimental metadata:

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Contains:

picked particles - single frame - unprocessed
micrographs - focal pairs - contrast inverted

Image Sets

1. 10 focal pair micrographs of HIV-1 Envelope Glycoprotein Trimer

Category:

picked particles - single frame - unprocessed

Image format:

SPIDER

No. of images or tilt series:

Image size:

(4096, 4096)

Pixel type:

32 BIT FLOAT

Pixel spacing:

(0.74688, 0.74688)

Details:

Original set of 10 focal pairs deposited: 2013-08-23

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2. Full set of 4683 focal pair micrographs

Category:

micrographs - focal pairs - contrast inverted

Image format:

SPIDER

No. of images or tilt series:

9366

Image size:

(4096, 4096)

Pixel type:

32 BIT FLOAT

Pixel spacing:

(0.74688, 0.74688)

Details:

Full set of micrographs deposited on: 12/7/2015. There are 4683 focal pairs.

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