New Title Alert: Follow_Relion_Gracefully- a complete dashboard for easy interaction with your cryo-EM data in Relion, now with full #teamtomo support!
Learn more here: https://github.com/dzyla/Follow_Relion_gracefully
New Title Alert: Follow_Relion_Gracefully- a complete dashboard for easy interaction with your cryo-EM data in Relion, now with full #teamtomo support!
Learn more here: https://github.com/dzyla/Follow_Relion_gracefully
One highlight from Friday that I forgot: Alister Burt's talk on his efforts to build #TeamTomo, a set of community-supported software packages and metadata standards for #cryoET. This is difficult work, and less rewarding for those in academia, but so essential. It's great to see progress on this front.
The other great news from Alister's talk: Warp is now supported on Linux!
Finally, I'll remember his advice "think about geometry, and use it if you can" when assigning initial particle orientations for subtomogram averaging.
#TeamTomo is having a competition to annotate #cryoET tomograms: https://cryoetdataportal.czscience.com/competition
This is a good initiative! Especially the metadata format standardization part. I hope several good 3D particle picking programs will emerge from this.
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.05.30.596601v1
We made Surforama to support particle picking on surfaces, particularly for cryoET. You can visualize surfaces in the tomogram to localize, label, and analyze proteins or other particle types.
It runs as a @napari plugin and in standalone mode.
Cool article about the current state of #cryoET #teamTOMO
Catching proteins at play: the method revealing the cell’s inner mysteries
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-02909-7