A 75-Kilowatt Laser Just Unlocked the Invisible World of Human Proteins
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A 75-Kilowatt Laser Just Unlocked the Invisible World of Human Proteins
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Laser Phase Plate Breakthrough Allows Cryo-Electron Microscopes to Image the Body's Smallest Proteins
Researchers at UC Berkeley and Biohub have successfully integrated a laser phase plate into a cryo-electron microscope, solving an 80-year-old physics problem. The breakthrough dramatically boosts image contrast, allowing scientists to finally see the tiny proteins that make up 90% of the human body.
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