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In this slice of the corpus, 9 dataset records match. SBF-SEM is the most common imaging family and flagella/cilia is the organelle that appears most often with count as the most common metric family. The most common captured organelle pair is flagella/cilia:mitochondria.
Hair et al., 2024, PLOS Pathogens · SBF-SEM
Curation note: Some public data available. 41 in vitro, 10 sand fly-derived
McQuate et al., 2023, eLife · SBF-SEM
Curation note: Some public data available.
McQuate et al., 2023, eLife · SBF-SEM
Curation note: Some public data available.
Mocaer et al., 2023, Journal of Cell Science · FIB-SEM
Curation note: Some public data available.
Laundon et al., 2019, PLOS Biology · ssTEM
Curation note: Some public data available. 3 colonial, 3 single
Laundon et al., 2019, PLOS Biology · ssTEM
Curation note: Some public data available.
Hughes et al., 2017, Journal of Cell Science · SBF-SEM
Curation note: (different n's for each quant)
Girard-Dias et al., 2012, Histochemistry and Cell Biology · ET (cryo)
Curation note: (M&M mentions "35 tomograms (appox. 25 from epimastigotes and 10 from amastigotes and epimastigotes)"
Ramos et al., 2011, Cytometry A · ssTEM
Moderate comparability; useful for targeted comparison with technical caveats.