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CHINESE JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY
卷 41, 期 6, 页码 679-684出版社
WILEY-V C H VERLAG GMBH
DOI: 10.1002/cjoc.202200593
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Single-molecule studies; Direct Imaging; Liquid-phase electron microscopy; Analytical methods; Image analysis
Few single-molecule experiments have enabled real-time imaging of functional biomacromolecules in native liquid environments. Liquid phase electron microscopy (LP-EM) has shown promise due to its spatial and temporal resolution. Challenges remain in obtaining high-quality data, which may be improved through new liquid cell platforms and machine learning-based data analysis.
Few single-molecule experiments have enabled the direct imaging of functional biomacromolecules in real-time in their native liquid environments, resolving their conformational adaptations, transient interactions, and intermediate states. Liquid phase electron microscopy (LP-EM), due to its unique combination of spatial and temporal resolution, has shown to be a promising tool. Recent experiments have enabled successful imaging of intact structures of organic molecules and biological systems with an ordinary electron microscope. Adapting image processing methods and quantitative data analysis from single particle experiments based on the optical microscope, quantifying motion and relaxation of these interacting molecules allows the experimental observations of pathways, to test theoretical predictions, and discovery of new mechanisms. Combining LP-EM with tomography, fluorescence, and mass spectroscopy allows for probing multi-dimensional structural and dynamic information. Challenges remain in obtaining high-quality data in large quantities, which can be improved by developing new liquid cell platforms and machine learning-based data analysis.
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