Cryo-EM for Small Protein Structural Determination: Services by Creative Biostructure, Slides of Biology

Cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) is an advanced technique in structural biology for studying small proteins at the atomic level. Creative Biostructure offers high-resolution imaging and three-dimensional reconstruction services for small proteins using improved sample preparation, binding agents, electron dose optimization, defocus variation, energy filter, contrast enhancement, and phase plate. The advantages include time-saving, cost-effective, and comparable resolution to traditional X-ray crystallography.

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Small Protein Structure

Determination

Cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) is a form of transmission

electron microscopy (TEM) where biological samples are

studied at cryogenic temperatures. It is becoming a more and

more important technique in the field of structural biology, as

has been manifested by many once hard-to-determine

macromolecular structures. With the rapid advancement of

both hardware and software, the resolution of cryo-EM maps is

improving steadily. In some cases, near-atomic resolution had

been obtained, including those of viruses, ribosomes,

mitochondria, ion channels, and enzyme complexes as small as

150 kD.

The advantages of using our EM platform for the structure

determination of proteins with small molecular weight include

sample-saving, fast turnaround time, and cost-effective. Creative

Biostructure promises to work closely with our customers to provide

tailored cryo-EM strategies for determining the structure of

biologically or structurally important small proteins, with a resolution

comparable to traditional X-ray crystallography techniques.