Towards single particle imaging of human chromosomes at SACLA

Robinson, Ian; Schwenke, Joerg; Yusuf, Mohammed; Estandarte, Ana; Zhang, Fucai; Chen, Bo; Clark, Jesse; Song, Changyong; Nam, Daewoong; Joti, Yasumasa; Tono, Kensuke; Yabashi, Makina; Ratnasari, Gina; Kaneyoshi, Kohei; Takata, Hideaki; Fukui, Kiichi

doi:https://doi.org/10.1088/0953-4075/48/24/244007

Towards single particle imaging of human chromosomes at SACLA

Robinson, Ian; Schwenke, Joerg; Yusuf, Mohammed et al.

Journal of Physics B: Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics, 2015, 48(24), 244007

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Title	Towards single particle imaging of human chromosomes at SACLA
Creator	CreatorName Robinson, Ian
	CreatorName Schwenke, Joerg
	CreatorName Yusuf, Mohammed
	CreatorName Estandarte, Ana
	CreatorName Zhang, Fucai
	CreatorName Chen, Bo
	CreatorName Clark, Jesse
	CreatorName Song, Changyong
	CreatorName Nam, Daewoong
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Subject	chromosome
	radiation damage
	diffraction
	metaphase
	iterative phasing
	coherence
	imaging
Description	Robinson I., Schwenke J., Yusuf M., et al. Towards single particle imaging of human chromosomes at SACLA. Journal of Physics B: Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics, 48, 24, 244007. https://doi.org/10.1088/0953-4075/48/24/244007.
Abstract	Single particle imaging (SPI) is one of the front-page opportunities which were used to motivate the construction of the first x-ray free electron lasers (XFELs). SPI's big advantage is that it avoids radiation damage to biological samples because the diffraction takes place in femtosecond single shots before any atomic motion can take place in the sample, hence before the onset of radiation damage. This is the 'diffract before destruction' theme, destruction being assured from the high x-ray doses used. This article reports our collaboration's first attempt at SPI using the SACLA XFEL facility in June 2015. The report is limited to experience with the instrumentation and examples of data because we have not yet had time to invert them to images.
Publisher	Institute of Physics Publishing
Source Title	Journal of Physics B: Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics
Volume (Issue)	48(24)
Page	244007
Date of Issued	2015-11-03
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DC.title	Towards single particle imaging of human chromosomes at SACLA
DC.creator	Robinson, Ian
	Schwenke, Joerg
	Yusuf, Mohammed
	Estandarte, Ana
	Zhang, Fucai
	Chen, Bo
	Clark, Jesse
	Song, Changyong
	Nam, Daewoong
	Joti, Yasumasa
	Tono, Kensuke
	Yabashi, Makina
	Ratnasari, Gina
	Kaneyoshi, Kohei
	Takata, Hideaki
	Fukui, Kiichi
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DC.subject	chromosome
	radiation damage
	diffraction
	metaphase
	iterative phasing
	coherence
	imaging
DC.description	Robinson I., Schwenke J., Yusuf M., et al. Towards single particle imaging of human chromosomes at SACLA. Journal of Physics B: Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics, 48, 24, 244007. https://doi.org/10.1088/0953-4075/48/24/244007.
DCTERMS.abstract	Single particle imaging (SPI) is one of the front-page opportunities which were used to motivate the construction of the first x-ray free electron lasers (XFELs). SPI's big advantage is that it avoids radiation damage to biological samples because the diffraction takes place in femtosecond single shots before any atomic motion can take place in the sample, hence before the onset of radiation damage. This is the 'diffract before destruction' theme, destruction being assured from the high x-ray doses used. This article reports our collaboration's first attempt at SPI using the SACLA XFEL facility in June 2015. The report is limited to experience with the instrumentation and examples of data because we have not yet had time to invert them to images.
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