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A pixel temporal averaging method is developed to eliminate motion artifacts and random noises aiming at real-time and in vivo radiology of mouse cerebral microvessels.

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A novel approach for fast ptychography scans over an extended field of view by means of simultaneous Fresnel zone plate and sample motion is presented.

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An accurate and efficient method for jitter correction in transmission X-ray microscopy is presented.

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Biological cells in suspension are manipulated using an optical stretcher and imaged using X-ray phase-contrast tomography.

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This work shows that combining helical acquisition mode with synchrotron radiation propagation-based imaging computed tomography is a powerful tool for tissue engineering applications with image qualities of high contrast, low noise level and, most importantly, fewer ring artifacts.

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The structures of apo and holo mutants of alginate lyase A1-III revealed a large open/closed conformational change of lid loop. The closed lid loop is involved both in the binding of substrate and catalysis of the enzyme.

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An automatic 3D image registration method is implemented for correcting unanticipated sample deformation during nano-resolution spectro-tomography experiments. This method significantly improves the quality of the spatially resolved XANES spectra, which fingerprints the local chemistry.

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Site-specific X-ray triggered photo-oxidation combined with temperature-controlled crystallography can provide a powerful means to reveal structural mechanisms of macromolecular function for cysteine-dependent enzymes.

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A bidirectional scanning method designed for scanning transmission X-ray microscopy (STXM) with an S-shaped moving track is presented. This work removes the limitations on bidirectional scanning caused by motor backlash and vibration, and significantly improves the efficiency of STXM experiments.

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This paper proposes a separation method for images composed of the superposition of a steady background and several foreground patterns with different subpixel motions. Application to the correction of X-ray radiographs allows moving particles that pollute the reconstruction to be erased.
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