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This walkthrough is a step-by-step guide that teaches how to extract subtomograms | This walkthrough is a step-by-step guide that teaches how to extract subtomograms from filament-like structures using the ''Dynamo'' filament models. | ||
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We are going to demonstrate the basic ideas and tools on a synthetic dataset. This data is already available in the catalogue manager. It can be accessed by first opening the catalogue manager using the command: | |||
<tt>dcm</tt> | |||
After the catalogue manager opens, we create the synthetic tomogram that includes tubular looking objects in the following way: | |||
[[ File:filament_step_1.png |thumb|center| 600px|step]] | |||
The catalogue manager will create a catalogue to archive the created tomogram and also the models that we will create around it. | |||
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Revision as of 14:36, 10 August 2021
This walkthrough is a step-by-step guide that teaches how to extract subtomograms from filament-like structures using the Dynamo filament models.
Data
We are going to demonstrate the basic ideas and tools on a synthetic dataset. This data is already available in the catalogue manager. It can be accessed by first opening the catalogue manager using the command:
dcm
After the catalogue manager opens, we create the synthetic tomogram that includes tubular looking objects in the following way:
The catalogue manager will create a catalogue to archive the created tomogram and also the models that we will create around it.