Specimens prepared solely by vitreous freezing facilitate high-resolution imaging of macromolecules in-situ and in a near-native state. However, such samples are weakly scattering, suffering from low contrast and requiring phase-contrast imaging. In addition, high-resolution information is limited by electron-radiation damage. Cryo-TEM technology has steadily been improving so that improved image contrast can be obtained without increased electron dose.
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