Single-particle Reconstruction
Single-Particle Reconstruction is a computational method in structural biology that belongs to the class of three-dimensional electron microscopy techniques, distinguished by its ability to determine high-resolution macromolecular structures from two-dimensional projection images of individual, randomly oriented virus particles frozen in vitreous ice.
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R.A. Crowther, David J. DeRosier, Aaron Klug · Proceedings of the Royal Society of London A Mathematical and Physical Sciences · 1970 · 973 citations
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Howard Hughes Medical Institute
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