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蛋白质静电电位的里埃地图用可转移的无球原子模型和独立的原子模型跨分辨率计算

Marta Kulik1, Paulina Maria Dominiak1

  • 1University of Warsaw, Faculty of Chemistry, Biological and Chemical Research Centre, Żwirki i Wigury 101, Warszawa, 02-089, Poland.

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|October 17, 2025
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低分辨率的冷电子显微镜地图揭示了比以前认为的有关带电分子的更多信息. 准确的散射因子对于解释蛋白质的低分辨率静电电位图至关重要.

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3D ED ED 3D ED 是一个 3D 的字体.三维电子衍射的3D电子衍射.3D重建和图像处理 3D重建和图像处理这是一个微型ED.低温电子显微镜的低温电子显微镜电子衍射的电子衍射方式静电电位图 静电电位图大分子分子结构的结构.微电子衍射微电子的微电子衍射.微晶电子衍射微晶电子的衍射.多极散射因子多极散射因子蛋白质是一种蛋白质.量子晶体学是一种量子晶体学.解决方案的解决方案解决方案的解决方案.一个粒子的冷EMEM.可转移的无球原子模型 (TAAM)

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