Dose Weighting is a computational correction method in cryo-electron microscopy that accounts for cumulative radiation damage by differentially weighting image frames according to their electron dose, thereby preserving high-resolution signal from earlier, less damaged exposures.
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María Pedrosa-Rivera, J. Praena, I. Porras et al. · Applied Radiation and Isotopes · 2019 · 21 citations · Full text
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