Reconstitution of molecule images analysed by correspondence analysis: A tool for structural interpretation

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Correspondence analysis is gaining increasing importance in the analysis of electron micrographs of macromolecules. Partial or complete reconstitution of images from their factorial representations is introduced as a useful tool in interpreting variational patterns and tracing their physical origin. The value of image reconstitution is demonstrated with two examples, one using a set of model images and the other a set of images of a haemocyanin molecule assembly product. 1986 Blackwell Science Ltd

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Bretaudiere, J. ‐P, & Frank, J. (1986). Reconstitution of molecule images analysed by correspondence analysis: A tool for structural interpretation. Journal of Microscopy, 144(1), 1–14. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2818.1986.tb04669.x

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