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New Electron Microscopy Cracks Small Molecule Code

New Electron Microscopy Cracks Small Molecule Code
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Researchers at UC Berkeley have developed a laser-based phase plate for cryo-electron microscopy that significantly improves image resolution. This advancement allows scientists to capture clearer, more detailed atomic models of small molecules.

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Enhanced imaging capabilities in microscopy could accelerate breakthroughs in structural biology and drug discovery.

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Adapted from an article by Robert Sanders at UC Berkeley.

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