Biomolecular imaging at high spatial and temporal resolution in vitro and in vivo [electronic resource] / by Thomas H. Sharp.
Sharp, Thomas H., author.
2014
QH212.E4
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Title Biomolecular imaging at high spatial and temporal resolution in vitro and in vivo [electronic resource] / by Thomas H. Sharp.
Author Sharp, Thomas H., author.
ISBN 9783319021591 electronic book
3319021591 electronic book
9783319021584
DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-02159-1
Published Cham : Springer, 2014.
Language English
Description 1 online resource.
Item Number 10.1007/978-3-319-02159-1 doi
Call Number QH212.E4
Dewey Decimal Classification 502.825
Summary As part of a collaboration between two different groups in chemistry and biochemistry, Thom Sharp presents here his thesis work on the development of new methods for cryoelectron microscopy. Throughout his PhD, Thom had to master a whole range of techniques including modelling, molecular biology and microscopy. Using these skills to tackle an outstanding problem, the pursuit of high-resolution structures of peptide-based materials, Thom highlights in this thesis his newly developed methods for analysing and processing this particular type of electron microscopy data. This thesis gives the first molecular description of a de-novo designed peptide-based material. In general, this research will have a huge impact on the peptide assembly field, and also in electron microscopy as it introduces new methods and approaches, all of which are Thom's inventions and are described in this thesis.
Dissertation Note Ph.D. University of Bristol [2012?]
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Available in Other Form Biomolecular imaging at high spatial and temporal resolution in vitro and in vivo
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Biomolecules & Microscopy
Materials and Methods
Experimental Methods
Imaging Methods
Experimental Results
Towards an Atomistic Structure of a De Novo Designed Peptide Fibre
Developing Novel Probes for Correlative Light Electron Microscopy.

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