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The understanding of material self-assembling and self-organization mechanisms, at mesoscale, is crucial for nanotechnologies development. Such structures, hierarchically organized in superlattices or colloïdal crystals, are observed in inorganic or organo ...
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A transmission electron microscopy (TEM) study using weak-beam imaging has been addressed in order to assess the microstructure of NiAl (100) single-crystals subsequently to irradiation at room temperature with 700 keV nickel ions up to 10(15) cm(-2) or 1. ...
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Electron crystallography and atomic force microscopy allow the study of two-dimensional membrane protein crystals. While electron crystallography provides atomic scale three-dimensional density maps, atomic force microscopy gives insight into the surface s ...
The lens major intrinsic protein (MTP, AQP0) is known to function as a water and solute channel. However, MIP has also been reported to occur in close membrane contacts between lens fiber cells, indicating that it has adhesive properties in addition to its ...
The three-dimensional structure of GlpF, the glycerol facilitator of Escherichia coli, was determined by cryo-electron microscopy, The 6.9-Angstrom density map calculated from images of two-dimensional crystals shows the GlpF helices to be similar to those ...
The β′ and QC rod-shaped precipitates, observed in the Al-Mg-Si and Al-Cu-Mg-Si alloys, respectively, are studied by transmission electron microscopy (TEM). Superstructure images and microdiffraction patterns confirm the likeness between the β′ and QC phas ...
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