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Set of walkthroughs

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Suggested order of walkthroughs

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Particle picking with template matching

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 The following table lists a set of suggested walkthroughs for different topics on Cryo-ET data processing using ''Dynamo''. The full list of walkthroughs can be accessed through [[:Category:Walkthroughs  | its page]].
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 The following is a subset of the available walkthroughs that give a general overview of the main modules and tools that are available in ''Dynamo''.
-===Basic module of ''Dynamo'': models and STA===
+===Core module of ''Dynamo'': models and STA===
 [[File:orthoPickMain.png|thumb|upright|250px|  Clicking particles in the [[Starters guide ]] ]]
 The first walkthrough is the [[Starters guide]]. It is used to learn the basic functionalities of ''Dynamo'' for tomogram annotation, particle picking and execution of STA experiments.<br><br>

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 ====Particle picking with template matching====
-A template matching module is available in ''Dynamo''. The walkthrough [[Walkthrough for template matching]] presents the basic functionalities of the module.<br><br>
+A template matching module is available in ''Dynamo''. [[Walkthrough for template matching]] presents the basic functionalities of the module.<br><br>
 [[Walkthrough for GUI-based template matching]] introduces how the functionalities are integrated in ''Dynamo'' GUI.

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 ====Tilt series alignment====
-''Dynamo'' includes a module for tilt series alignment. The walkthrough [[Walkthrough on manual marker clicking]] introduce the main concepts of tilt series alignment in ''Dynamo''.<br><br>
+''Dynamo'' includes a module for tilt series alignment. [[Walkthrough on manual marker clicking]] introduces the main concepts of tilt series alignment in ''Dynamo''.<br><br>
-The walkthroughs [[Walkthrough on GUI based tilt series alignment]] and then [[Walkthrough on command line based tilt series alignment]] present the ''Dynamo'' functionalities for automatic tilt series alignment using fiducials.
+[[Walkthrough on GUI based tilt series alignment]] and then [[Walkthrough on command line based tilt series alignment]] present the ''Dynamo'' functionalities for automatic tilt series alignment using fiducials.
 ====Managing multiple tomograms====

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 ==Suggested order of walkthroughs==
-The following is a subset of the available walkthroughs that, if done in order, can give a general overview of the main modules and tools that are available in ''Dynamo''.
+The following is a subset of the available walkthroughs that give a general overview of the main modules and tools that are available in ''Dynamo''.
 ===Basic module of ''Dynamo'': models and STA===

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−	The best way to learn ''Dynamo'' on your own is to follow the materials in one of our 2 day-workshops [[PSI Workshop 2023]]. These materials are sorted and described in [[#Suggested order of walkthroughs \| the section of suggested walkthroughs]].	+	The best way to learn ''Dynamo'' on your own is to follow the materials in one of our 2 day-workshops such as [[PSI Workshop 2023]]. These materials are sorted and described in [[#Suggested order of walkthroughs \| the section of suggested walkthroughs]].

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−	The best way to learn ''Dynamo'' on your own is to follow the materials in one of our 2 day-workshops [[PSI Workshop 2023]]. These materials are sorted and described in [[#Suggested order of walkthroughs the section of suggested walkthroughs]].	+	The best way to learn ''Dynamo'' on your own is to follow the materials in one of our 2 day-workshops [[PSI Workshop 2023]]. These materials are sorted and described in [[#Suggested order of walkthroughs \| the section of suggested walkthroughs]].

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−	The best way to learn ''Dynamo'' on your own is to follow the materials in one of our 2 day-workshops [[PSI Workshop 2023]]. These materials are sorted and described in the section of [[#Suggested order of walkthroughs]].	+	The best way to learn ''Dynamo'' on your own is to follow the materials in one of our 2 day-workshops [[PSI Workshop 2023]]. These materials are sorted and described in the section of [[Suggested order of walkthroughs]].