Cellular Electron Microscopy
, by McIntosh- ISBN: 9780123706478 | 0123706475
- Cover: Hardcover
- Copyright: 2/22/2007
Contributors | p. xv |
Introduction | p. xxi |
Preparing Cells for Electron Microscopy | |
The Physics of Rapid Cooling and Its Implications for Cryoimmobilization of Cells | |
Introduction | p. 8 |
Freezing Water | p. 9 |
Biological Material | p. 12 |
Freezing Biological Material | p. 13 |
References | p. 20 |
Cryopreparation Methods for Electron Microscopy of Selected Model Systems | |
Introduction | p. 24 |
Equipment and Materials | p. 26 |
General Rules for Loading Samples for HPF | p. 31 |
Methods for Specific Organisms | p. 34 |
Postfreezing Processing | p. 38 |
Summary | p. 52 |
References | p. 52 |
Cryopreparation Methodology for Plant Cell Biology | |
Introduction | p. 58 |
Rationale | p. 59 |
Methods | p. 63 |
Materials | p. 68 |
Discussion | p. 68 |
Concluding Remarks | p. 90 |
References | p. 91 |
Correlative Light and Electron Microscopy of Early Caenorhabditis elegans Embryos in Mitosis | |
Introduction | p. 102 |
Rationale | p. 104 |
Methods | p. 105 |
Instrumentation and Materials | p. 111 |
Discussion | p. 112 |
References | p. 117 |
Imaging Fixed Cells in Three Dimensions | |
Understanding Microtubule Organizing Centers by Comparing Mutant and Wild-Type Structures with Electron Tomography | |
Introduction | p. 126 |
Rationale | p. 127 |
Methods | p. 128 |
Instrumentation and Materials | p. 138 |
Discussion | p. 139 |
Summary | p. 141 |
References | p. 141 |
Whole-Cell Investigation of Microtubule Cytoskeleton Architecture by Electron Tomography | |
Introduction | p. 146 |
Rationale | p. 147 |
Methods | p. 147 |
Materials | p. 161 |
Discussion | p. 163 |
Summary | p. 165 |
References | p. 165 |
Electron Microscopy of Archaea | |
Introduction | p. 170 |
Rationale | p. 172 |
Methods and Materials | p. 179 |
Discussion | p. 189 |
Summary | p. 189 |
References | p. 190 |
Reconstructing Mammalian Membrane Architecture by Large Area Cellular Tomography | |
Introduction and Rationale | p. 194 |
Methods and Materials | p. 196 |
Discussion | p. 211 |
Summary | p. 215 |
References | p. 216 |
Visualization of Membrane-Cytoskeletal Interactions During Plant Cytokinesis | |
Introduction | p. 222 |
Rationale | p. 223 |
Materials and Methods | p. 224 |
Discussion | p. 237 |
Summary | p. 238 |
References | p. 239 |
Electron Tomographic Methods for Studying the Chemical Synapse | |
Introduction and Rationale | p. 242 |
Neurons, Neural Networks, and the Synapse | p. 242 |
ET and the Synapse | p. 243 |
Types of Neurons and Synapses | p. 244 |
Sources of Neurons for Structural Studies | p. 246 |
Methods for Assessing Neuron and Synapse Integrity | p. 247 |
Rapid Freezing and HPF of Neurons | p. 248 |
Modeling and Analysis of Synaptic Structures | p. 249 |
Stimulation-Dependent Changes in Synaptic Structure | p. 252 |
The Future of EM Tomography and Synapses | p. 252 |
Conclusions | p. 255 |
References | p. 255 |
Using Electron Microscopy to Understand Functional Mechanisms of Chromosome Alignment on the Mitotic Spindle | |
Introduction | p. 260 |
Basic Methodology | p. 263 |
Organization of MTs in the Mitotic Spindle | p. 267 |
Deciphering Mechanisms of Chromosome Alignment and K-Fiber Formation Using Correlative Microscopy | p. 272 |
Toward a Molecular Understanding of Kinetochore Architecture | p. 276 |
Beyond Morphology: Use of Electron Tomography to Model Kinetochore Control of MT Dynamics | p. 283 |
Conclusions and Future Directions | p. 287 |
References | p. 287 |
Electron Microscopic Analysis of the Leading Edge in Migrating Cells | |
Introduction | p. 296 |
Understanding the Mechanisms of Leading Edge Protrusion: Complementary Roles of LM and EM | p. 297 |
Platinum Replica EM of the Leading Edge Cytoskeleton | p. 301 |
Identification of Cytoskeletal Components in Platinum Replica Preparations | p. 315 |
References | p. 316 |
Imaging Actomyosin In Situ | |
Introduction and Overview | p. 322 |
Preparing the Specimen | p. 327 |
Data Collection and Tomogram Calculation | p. 334 |
Identifying Similar Structures in an Ensemble | p. 342 |
Building Atomic Models | p. 355 |
Relating Class Averages to the Specimen | p. 358 |
Application to IFM | p. 360 |
Application to Other Types of Specimen | p. 361 |
Summary | p. 362 |
References | p. 363 |
Imaging Frozen-Hydrated Cells and Cell Parts | |
Electron Tomography of Bacterial Chemotaxis Receptor Assemblies | |
Introduction | p. 374 |
Analysis of Tsr Assemblies in Membrane Extracts | p. 375 |
Electron Tomography of Fixed, Cryosectioned E. coli Cells | p. 377 |
Cryo-Electron Microscopy of Frozen-Hydrated Sections of E. coli Cells | p. 378 |
Structure of Chemotaxis Receptors Using Cryo-Electron Tomography | p. 381 |
Summary | p. 383 |
References | p. 384 |
How to "Read" a Vitreous Section | |
Introduction | p. 386 |
Conventional Versus Cryo-Electron Microscopy: A Comparison | p. 387 |
Illustration: Two Pitfalls | p. 400 |
References | p. 403 |
Single-Particle Electron Cryomicroscopy of the Ion Channels in the Excitation-Contraction Coupling Junction | |
Introduction | p. 408 |
Single-Particle Cryo-EM Methodology | p. 411 |
3D Reconstruction of Proteins in Triad Junction | p. 418 |
Spatial Arrangement of DHPRs and RyRs in Triad Junctions | p. 428 |
Summary | p. 429 |
References | p. 430 |
Electron Microscopy of Microtubule-Based Cytoskeletal Machinery | |
Introduction | p. 439 |
Rationale | p. 442 |
Methods | p. 443 |
Discussion | p. 457 |
References | p. 458 |
Reconstructing the Endocytotic Machinery | |
Introduction | p. 464 |
Rationale | p. 465 |
Methods | p. 467 |
Results | p. 470 |
Discussion | p. 482 |
Summary | p. 484 |
References | p. 485 |
Localizing Macromolecules in Cells | |
3D Immunolocalization with Plastic Sections | |
Introduction | p. 494 |
Rationale for the Various Approaches to Immuno-EM | p. 495 |
Methods for Immuno-EM | p. 496 |
Comparison of the Methods | p. 504 |
Summary | p. 511 |
References | p. 511 |
Electron Microscopy Analysis of Viral Morphogenesis | |
Introduction | p. 516 |
Analysis of Virus Assembly on Plastic Sections | p. 517 |
Immunolabeling of Ultrathin Cryosections: Applications of the Tokuyasu Technique to Study Virus Assembly | p. 524 |
Future Developments | p. 537 |
Summary and Conclusions | p. 538 |
References | p. 539 |
Electron Tomography of Immunolabeled Cryosections | |
Introduction | p. 544 |
Methods | p. 545 |
Results and Discussion | p. 549 |
References | p. 557 |
Visualizing Macromolecules with Fluoronanogold: From Photon Microscopy to Electron Tomography | |
Introduction | p. 560 |
Experimental Approach for Immunostaining of pKi-67 and RNAP I | p. 560 |
Applications | p. 562 |
Discussion | p. 571 |
References | p. 573 |
Markers for Correlated Light and Electron Microscopy | |
Introduction | p. 576 |
How Do LM and EM Complement Each Other? | p. 576 |
Fluorescence Photooxidation | p. 577 |
Enzymatic-Based Methods | p. 583 |
Particle-Based Methods for Protein Localization | p. 584 |
Concluding Remarks | p. 587 |
References | p. 588 |
Localizing Specific Elements Bound to Macromolecules by EFTEM | |
Introduction | p. 594 |
General Principles | p. 595 |
Applications | p. 604 |
Summary and Future Directions | p. 611 |
References | p. 612 |
Localization of Protein Complexes by Pattern Recognition | |
Introduction | p. 616 |
Template Matching | p. 616 |
The Missing-Wedge Problem | p. 631 |
Applications | p. 633 |
Conclusions | p. 635 |
References | p. 637 |
Aspects of Data Collection and Analysis | |
The Application of Energy-Filtered Electron Microscopy to Tomography of Thick, Selectively Stained Biological Samples | |
Introduction | p. 644 |
Introduction to MPL Imaging | p. 646 |
Detailed Description of MPL Tomography | p. 648 |
Techniques | p. 651 |
Results | p. 653 |
Conclusions | p. 657 |
References | p. 658 |
Optimization of Image Collection for Cellular Electron Microscopy | |
Introduction: Assessing the Role of Image Collection in Cellular Electron Microscopy | p. 662 |
Applications: The Importance and Meaning of SSNR in Cell Biology Applications | p. 665 |
Optimization of Detectors and of the Detection Process for Maximization of SSNR | p. 675 |
Detectors: Proven Technologies | p. 698 |
Detectors: Experimental Technologies | p. 701 |
Discussion | p. 714 |
Conclusions | p. 715 |
References | p. 716 |
Future Directions for Camera Systems in Electron Microscopy | |
Introduction | p. 722 |
Background and Rationale | p. 727 |
Description of the Direct Detection Detector | p. 729 |
Detector Characterization | p. 730 |
Radiation Damage | p. 734 |
Discussion | p. 736 |
References | p. 737 |
Structure Determination In Situ by Averaging of Tomograms | |
Introduction | p. 742 |
Tomography and Its Increase in Resolution by Averaging | p. 745 |
Coherent Averaging of Macromolecules in Practice | p. 750 |
Applications of Tomogram Averaging | p. 757 |
Conclusion and Outlook | p. 760 |
References | p. 763 |
Methods for Image Segmentation in Cellular Tomography | |
Introduction | p. 770 |
Problem Formulation | p. 771 |
Challenges in Cellular Tomography Segmentation | p. 773 |
Important Considerations for Segmentation Methods | p. 776 |
How Do We Know if the Segmentation Method Is Reliable? | p. 778 |
Segmentation Methods for Cellular Tomography | p. 781 |
Orientation-Based Segmentation | p. 790 |
Results Using Orientation-Based Segmentation | p. 793 |
Summary | p. 797 |
References | p. 797 |
Database Resources for Cellular Electron Microscopy | |
Introduction | p. 800 |
The Cell Centered Database Project | p. 807 |
Looking Ahead | p. 819 |
References | p. 820 |
Index | p. 823 |
Volumes in Series | p. 843 |
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