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The Dubochet Center for Imaging (DCI) is a collaborative initiative of EPFL, University of Lausanne, University of Geneva, and University of Bern, comprising three units: DCI-Lausanne, DCI-Geneva, and DCI-Bern. Specializing in cryo-electron microscopy, the DCI houses cutting-edge instruments for studying biological molecules, viruses, bacteria, micro-crystals, organelles, and biological cells. With expertise in the entire structural analysis pipeline, from sample preparation to atomic model building, the DCI is a leading service platform in the field.
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