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. 2015 Oct 5;112(42):12911–12916. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1511354112

Fig. S2.

Fig. S2.

ET datasets of two crystallites (different scales) with opposite chirality. (A) The crystal domain in Fig. 3A oriented nearly along its threefold symmetry axis [111]: (Upper Left) STEM image from the respective tilt series (tilt angle of +60°), (Lower Left) representation of the tomographic reconstruction (volume rendering; parallel view and visualization adapted to match the respective STEM projection), (Lower Right) surface rendering (parallel view; viewing direction indicated with an arrow in Fig. 3A) of a smaller part of the crystallite, and (Upper Right) magnified perspective view of the surface rendering. (B) The crystal domain in Fig. 3B oriented along its threefold symmetry axis [111]: (Lower) surface rendering (parallel view; viewing direction indicated with an arrow in Fig. 3B) of a smaller part of the crystallite and (Upper) magnified perspective view of the surface rendering.