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The Institute of Biotechnology Structural Biology Platform (INSTRUCT-HiLFE) will be upgrading its cryogenic electron microscopy (cryo-EM) services. The current 200 kV transmission electron microscope will be replaced with equipment offering higher resolution for both single-particle and tomography analysis. To enable this, we will establish an integrated workflow for producing samples for tomography and single-particle analysis. Specifically, we will acquire a 300 kV cryogenic transmission electron microscope (cryo-TEM) suitable for high-resolution structural biology, together with a software and hardware compatible cryogenic focused ion beam scanning electron microscope (cryo-FIBSEM) for lamella sample preparation required in high-resolution tomography. The instruments will be installed at the Institute of Biotechnology, University of Helsinki (UH). Delivery and installation will take place in 2027.
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