EMPIAR-12041
FIB-SEM datasets of hippocampal neurons from WT and FAM92A1 knockout mice [multiple data sets in TIFF format]
Publication:

Membrane remodeling by FAM92A1 during brain development regulates neuronal morphology, synaptic function, and cognition

Wang L, Yang Z, Satoshi F, Prasanna X, Yan Z, Vihinen H, Chen Y, Zhao Y, He X, Bu Q, Li H, Zhao Y, Jiang L, Qin F, Dai Y, Zhang N, Qin M, Kuang W, Zhao Y, Jokitalo E, Vattulainen I, Kajander T, Zhao H, Cen X

Nature communications 15 (2024)

PMID: 39043703

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2023-12-22
Released:
2024-12-02
Last modified:
2024-12-02
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73.62 GB
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1. FIB-SEM dataset of WT mouse hippocampal neurons (DG region)
Category:
micrographs - single frame
Image format:
TIFF
No. of images or tilt series:
1950
Image size:
(2205, 592)
Pixel type:
UNSIGNED BYTE
Pixel spacing:
(50.0, 50.0)
Details:
FIB milling step 5 nm. Images were acquired with pixel size 2.5 nm, xy binned by 2 resulting in voxel size 5x5x5 nm.
The SEM (Zeiss Crossbeam 540) was operated at an accelerating voltage of 1.4 kV with 0.3 nA current. The ESB detector was used with a grid voltage of 1000 V. Ion beam milling was performed at an accelerating voltage of 30 kV and current of 700 pA.
Images were aligned, grey level adjusted and converted to 8 bit using Zeiss Atlas 5 software.
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2. FIB-SEM dataset of hippocampal neurons (DG region) from FAM92A1 KO mouse
Category:
micrographs - single frame
Image format:
TIFF
No. of images or tilt series:
894
Image size:
(5143, 816)
Pixel type:
UNSIGNED BYTE
Pixel spacing:
(50.0, 50.0)
Details:
FIB milling step 5 nm. Images were acquired with pixel size 2.5 nm, xy binned by 2 resulting in voxel size 5x5x5 nm.
The SEM (Zeiss Crossbeam 540) was operated at an accelerating voltage of 1.4 kV with 0.3 nA current. The EsB detector was used with a grid voltage of 1000 V. Ion beam milling was performed at an accelerating voltage of 30 kV and current of 700 pA.
Images were aligned, grey level adjusted and converted to 8 bit using Zeiss Atlas 5 software.
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3. raw FIB-SEM dataset of WT mouse hippocampal neurons (DG region)
Category:
micrographs - single frame
Image format:
TIFF
No. of images or tilt series:
1999
Image size:
(8768, 8768)
Pixel type:
UNSIGNED BYTE
Pixel spacing:
(25.0, 25.0)
Details:
Raw images from WT-1 sample (10.10.2022) acquired with Zeiss crossbeam 540. Images were acquired with pixel size 2.5 nm, milling thickness 5 nm. The SEM was operated at an accelerating voltage of 1.4 kV with 0.3 nA current. The ESB detector was used with a grid voltage of 1000 V. Ion beam milling was performed at an accelerating voltage of 30 kV and current of 700 pA. Both ESB and Inlens images were collected.
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4. raw FIB-SEM dataset of hippocampal neurons (DG region) from FAM92A1 KO mouse
Category:
micrographs - single frame
Image format:
TIFF
No. of images or tilt series:
903
Image size:
(14976, 14976)
Pixel type:
UNSIGNED BYTE
Pixel spacing:
(25.0, 25.0)
Details:
Raw images from HO-1 sample (10.10.2022) acquired with Zeiss crossbeam 540. Images were acquired with pixel size 2.5 nm, milling thickness 5 nm. The SEM was operated at an accelerating voltage of 1.4 kV with 0.3 nA current. The ESB detector was used with a grid voltage of 1000 V. Ion beam milling was performed at an accelerating voltage of 30 kV and current of 700 pA. Both ESB and Inlens images were collected.
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