Fig. 5.

Effect of motion-compensated tomographic reconstruction on gold particles. (a and b) Subtiltseries associated to three gold particles with the standard alignment (a) and with motion considered (b). The panels show the average of the 10 first acquired images (left panels, in red) and the remaining 31 images of the subtiltseries (right panels, in green). The residual (in pixels) associated to those two parts of the subtiltseries is indicated. The higher the residual is, the more blurred the average in the panel appears. (c,d) Reconstruction of the gold particles resulting from the standard (c) and new (d) alignment. Central planes XY, XZ and ZY are shown.