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Wah Chiu Basics in CryoEM Operations June 8, 2007 [email protected]

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Wah Chiu

Basics in CryoEM Operations

June 8, 2007

[email protected]

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Lesson 1: Introduction to basic cryo-EM

• Vacuum• Cold trap (Anti-contaminator)• Electron gun• Lens system• Deflectors• Specimen transfer• Magnification• Recording camera• Dose monitor• Positions of all knobs

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Vacuum System

• Rotary pump

• Diffusion pump

• Ion pump

• Turbo molecular pump

• Column bake-out every 6-10 months

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Pumps

• Mechanical pump : 100-0.1 Pa• Diffusion pump: 0.1 – 10-4 Pa• Trubo molecular pump: 10-7 - 10-8 Pa• Ion pump 10-4 – 10-7 Pa• Cryo pump 10-4 – 10-7 Pa

Mechanical and diffusion pump forces the molecules out the system

Ion and cryo pump adsorbs the molecules till warm up

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Cold Traps

• Where are they? – Between pump and column– Around specimen area

• How to care of the cold trap?– Daily warm up for specimen cold trap– Monthly warm up for the other traps

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TEM Con

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Types of Electron Sources

• Tungsten filament

• LaB6 filament

• Field emission gun

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Electron Emission

J= AT2Exp(-/kT)

J = Emission current densityA= Constant

T = Temperature = Work function

K= Boltzmann constant

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Electron Brightness

Current density per unit solid angle

= Number of electrons per unit time per unit area per unit solid angle (Ampere/cm2/strd)

The smaller the solid angle, the brighter the beam can be

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Temporal and Spatial Coherence

• Temporal: Monochromatic electrons (i.e. small energy spread)

• Spatial: Parallel electron beam (i.e. small angular spread)

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C1, C2 spot sizeC3 brightnessCM alpha angle

OL and OM forDifferent mags.

IS1 image shift by usersIS2 image shift by engineers

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Specimen Dose

• Ispecimen /M2 = Iimage

• Idetectpr/M2 = Iimage

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How to measure the dose rate?

• Current density on the screen

• Back calculate the dose rate on the specimen by considering the magnification

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What magnification to use?

• D0 = Di /M (Optics)

• Dp = ½ - 1/3 D0 (Sampling Theorem)

• If D0 = 10 Å, then Dp = 10/3 Å

• If Di = 15 x 104 Å (as governed by the detector),

then M = 15x104x3/10=45x103

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Expected Resolution On The 4kx4k Gatan CCD Camera with 15 m pixels on the JEM2100