Latitude S Software

Sets a new standard for the efficient, high-throughput collection of low-dose, single-particle, cryo-EM datasets from Gatan cameras.

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Advantages: 
Latitude® S sets a new standard for the efficient, high-throughput collection of low-dose, single-particle, cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) datasets from the leading BioContinuum®, K3®, BioQuantum® K3, K2®, GIF Quantum® LS, ClearView®, Rio®,and OneView® cameras. Only Latitude S optimally integrates your large investments in cryo-EM instrumentation, the transmission electron microscope (TEM) column, and the Gatan camera.
  • Works with cryo-EM’s leading cameras for single-particle analysis: Automate low-dose acquisition on your BioContinuum, K3, BioQuantum K3, K2, GIF Quantum LS, ClearView, Rio, and OneView cameras
  • Highest productivity: Directly interfaces with Gatan cameras to allow the highest throughput and productivity, bar none
  • Coma-corrected image shift: Use image shift to acquire data faster without coma
  • Platform independent: Works on select Thermo Scientific, JEOL, and Hitachi TEMs; freely mix and match EM column brands as optimal for your lab
  • Professional support: Onsite applications support and training available to optimize your workflow
  • Reduces time to find “good ice”: Quickly explore areas of varying thickness and intensity to determine the optimal locations on your grid
  • Avoids repetitive tasks: Leverage the grid-based tool and templates to mark hundreds of contiguous or separate regions for further investigation
  • Adjusts parameters on-the-fly: Fine-tune and update the remaining steps in the workflow to ensure consistency in your routines
  • Extensive task and session tracking: Acquire a comprehensive, real-time report of session tasks, including current and scheduled actions with timings

Publications

Cell Host & Microbe
2020

Zhou, T.; Tsybovsky, Y.; Gorman, J.; Rapp, M.; Cerutti, G.; Chuang, G. -Y.; Katsamba, P. S.; Sampson, J. M.; Schön, A.; Bimela, J.; Boyington, J. C.; Nazzari, A.; Olia, A. S.; Shi, W.; Sastry, M.; Stephens, T.; Stuckey, J.; Teng, I. -T.; Kwong, P. D

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