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        <title>LAT1-CD98hc bound to MEM-108 Fab</title>
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            <author>Wiriyasermkul P</author>
            <author>Jin C</author>
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            <author>Ohgaki R</author>
            <author>Okuda S</author>
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            <author>Shirouzu M</author>
            <author>Endou H</author>
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                    <author order="5">Ohgaki R</author>
                    <author order="6">Okuda S</author>
                    <author order="7">Kusakizako T</author>
                    <author authorORCID="0000-0001-7463-8398" order="8">Nishizawa T</author>
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                    <author order="16">Kanai Y</author>
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                    <title>Cryo-EM structure of the human L-type amino acid transporter 1 in complex with glycoprotein CD98hc</title>
                    <journal>Nature structural &amp; molecular biology</journal>
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                    <year>2019</year>
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                    <details>Non-gain-corrected micrograph movies in tiff format. Gain references must be rotated and flipped. In MotionCor2, this is "-RotGain 1 -FlipGain 2".
Exposure time: 15.6 seconds
Frame: 46 frames
Accumulated exposure: 50.2 e−/A2
Electron flux rate: 7.14 e−/pix/s</details>
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        <details>Unaligned, gain corrected movies from Falcon 3 in the counting mode. The MRC files from EPU were converted to the TIFF format by mrc2tif in IMOD. During this process, the pixel size in the image header became 1.0. The calibrated pixel size is 0.8346. The total exposure is 46.0 electrons per squared Angstom in a 46.5 second exposure. The data contain a few dozen micrographs that were excluded during the processing due to poor maximal CTF resolution.</details>
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        <details>Unaligned, gain corrected movies from Falcon 3 in the counting mode. The MRC files from EPU were converted to the TIFF format by mrc2tif in IMOD. During this process, the pixel size in the image header became 1.0. The calibrated pixel size is 0.8346. The total exposure is 46.0 electrons per squared Angstom in a 46.5 second exposure. The data contain a few dozen micrographs that were excluded during the processing due to poor maximal CTF resolution.</details>
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