EMPIAR-11315 - CryoEM micrographs of a group II intron retroelement in complex with its structured DNA target (holoRNP) [multiple data sets in TIFF format]

EMPIAR-11315

CryoEM micrographs of a group II intron retroelement in complex with its structured DNA target (holoRNP) [multiple data sets in TIFF format]

Publication:

Structures of a mobile intron retroelement poised to attack its structured DNA target

Chung K, Xu L, Chai P, Peng J, Devarkar SC, Pyle AM

Science (New York, N.Y.) 378 (2022) 627-634

PMID: 36356138

DOI: 10.1126/science.abq2844

Related EMDB entry:

EMD-26550

Deposited:

2022-11-21

Released:

2022-12-05

Last modified:

2022-12-05

Imageset size:

5.58 TB

Imageset DOI:

10.6019/EMPIAR-11315

Experimental metadata:

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Contains:

micrographs - multiframe

Image Sets

1. Unaligned multi-frame micrographs of a group IIC intron retroelement in complex with its structured DNA target.

Category:

micrographs - multiframe

Image format:

TIFF

No. of images or tilt series:

10508

Image size:

(5760, 4092)

Pixel type:

UNSIGNED BYTE

Pixel spacing:

(0.832, 0.832)

Details:

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2. Unaligned, tilted multi-frame micrographs of a group IIC intron retroelement in complex with its structured DNA target.

Category:

micrographs - multiframe

Image format:

TIFF

No. of images or tilt series:

3976

Image size:

(5760, 4096)

Pixel type:

UNSIGNED BYTE

Pixel spacing:

(0.832, 0.832)

Details:

1321 and 2851 micrographs were collected at 10° and 30° tilt respectively.

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