EMPIAR-10381 - Lipid-stabilised asymmetric open state of the 5-HT3A serotonin receptor [multiple data sets in MRC format]

EMPIAR-10381

Lipid-stabilised asymmetric open state of the 5-HT3A serotonin receptor [multiple data sets in MRC format]

Publication:

Asymmetric opening of the homopentameric 5-HT_3A serotonin receptor in lipid bilayers

Zhang Y, Dijkman PM, Zou R, Zandl-Lang M, Sanchez RM, Eckhardt-Strelau L, Köfeler H, Vogel H, Yuan S, Kudryashev M

Nature communications 12 (2021)

PMID: 33594077

DOI: 10.1038/s41467-021-21016-7

Related EMDB entry:

EMD-10691 EMD-10692 EMD-10693

Deposited:

2020-02-25

Released:

2021-01-22

Last modified:

2022-02-08

Imageset size:

6.43 TB

Imageset DOI:

10.6019/EMPIAR-10381

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1. Lipid-stabilised 5-HT3A serotonin receptor in asymmetric open state

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micrographs - multiframe

Image format:

MRC

No. of images or tilt series:

2261

Image size:

(4096, 4096)

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SIGNED 16 BIT INTEGER

Pixel spacing:

(0.832, 0.832)

Details:

The particles are the refined particles in the final asymmetric open map. Name called -
251k_particles.mrcs
251k_particles.star
They are generated using relion_stack_create, taking the run_data.star as input. The particle stack mrcs file is in a single stack containing all refined 251k particles for the asymmetric open state map. The micrographs are raw data, without any realignment, of 69 raw movie frame (accumulating 30 electron per squared Angstrom using Falcon III camera in a ~32 second exposure.)

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2. Lipid-stabilised 5-HT3A serotonin receptor in apo state forms (symmetric C5 apo and asymmetric C1 apo)

Category:

micrographs - multiframe

Image format:

MRC

No. of images or tilt series:

5053

Image size:

(4096, 4096)

Pixel type:

SIGNED 16 BIT INTEGER

Pixel spacing:

(0.832, 0.832)

Details:

The particles are the refined particles in the final asymmetric apo state map and symmetric apo state map. Names called -
(1) 152k_particles.mrcs and 152_particles.star for asymmetric apo (C1) state map;
(2) 238k_particles.mrcs and 238_particles.star for symmetric apo (C5) state map.
They are generated using relion_stack_create, taking the run_data.star for each job respectively as input. The two particle stack mrcs files are in a single stack containing all refined particles for the asymmetric apo state map and symmetric apo state map, accordingly.
The micrographs are raw data, without any realignment, of 69 raw movie frame (accumulating 30 electron per squared Angstrom using Falcon III camera in a ~32 second exposure.)

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