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In this slice of the corpus, 5 dataset records match. SBF-SEM is the most common imaging family and er is the organelle that appears most often with dimensions as the most common metric family. The most common captured organelle pair is er:nucleus.
Hair et al., 2024, PLOS Pathogens · SBF-SEM
Curation note: Some public data available. 41 in vitro, 10 sand fly-derived
Antao et al., 2023, Nature Communications · SBF-SEM
Curation note: Some public data available. 21+ E.i. ("A minimum of 7 parasites were segmented completely per condition" [sporonts, sporoblasts, spores])
Antao et al., 2023, Nature Communications · SBF-SEM
Curation note: Some public data available. 4 Vero (inc PV, Fig 5)
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.
Low direct comparability; treat these datasets as analogs rather than close matches.