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device height user-scalable = yes allows the user to zoom incommented by RS .. Toggle navigation Log In Sign Up Lost password? Log In ABOUT Collaboration Map Contact Us Directions Faculty and Staff Alumni NCMI YouTube Channel FACILITIES Microscopes Support Equipment Cluster Resources Visualization DOWNLOADS EMAN2 EMAN2-SPT EMEN2 MPSA GORGON SEGGER All Software Movies NCMI logo PUBLICATIONS Publications Journal Covers Magazine Features CRYO-EM TRAINING CryoEM Training Application CryoEM Training Workshops WORKSHOPS Workshops and Symposiums USER PORTAL Propose a Project View your proposals Request Equipment Time View your Equipment Time Requests JEOL3200JEM2100JEM2200FSJEM2010F Supported by: NIH/NIGMSNational Center for Macromolecular Imaging Mission Statement: The missions of the National Center for Macromolecular Imaging (NCMI) include technology development driven by a diverse spectrum of biological samples to (1) achieve reliable atomic resolution structures of molecular machines; (2) derive structures from conformationally variable machines, and (3) characterize subcellular complexes within intact cells in normal and pathological states. How we achieve this To accomplish this goal in the context of a national Research Resource, we pursue: hardware improvement and characterization experimental and computational methods development validation Collaboration The equipment, techniques and expertise we develop are available to the research community through our collaborative projects. We currently have many active collaborative projects worldwide. Structural studies have been carried out with biological molecules which are the targets for preventing or curing various human diseases, including viral infections, cancer, atherosclerosis, coronary heart diseases, hypertension, tuberculosis, and neurological and genetic disorders. Dissemination The NCMI also provides training through workshops and other forms of dissemination via both traditional and modern Internet-based methods. An animation specialist in NCMI is developing the tools to visualize complex three-dimensional structures generated from the image analysis and also the means to store and distribute the animations to the public. We have generated numerous animation productions for lecture presentations, teaching and research tools, journal and magazine publications and museum exhibits.Propose a research project to be performed at the NCMI.If you have confidentiality concerns, or would like to discuss the general feasibility of your project prior to submitting a proposal, you are welcome to email Wah Chiu ( wah@bcm.edu ) or one of the center co-directors. Propose a project Upcoming workshops View all workshops NCMI on YouTube Plasma cleaning Cryo transfer Gatan CP3 tutorial Vaccum diagram movie View NCMI channel NCMIDB You need a NCMIDB account to login to the database. Take me to NCMIDB© Baylor College of Medicine 2024 National Center for Macromolecular Imaging N420, Alkek Building, One Baylor Plaza, Houston, Texas 77030 (713) 798-6989 Powered by...