Nanobiotechnology
Cryogenic electron microscopy is a technique used to visualize biological samples at very low temperatures, preserving their native structures for high-resolution imaging. By rapidly freezing samples, it allows researchers to capture detailed images of proteins and other biomolecules in their natural state, providing insights into their functions and interactions without the need for crystallization.
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