Summary:
- This article describes a new technique for generating high-quality, detailed 3D models of biological structures using a combination of electron microscopy and advanced computational methods.
- The technique, called "Volumetric Reconstruction from Electron Microscopy" (VREM), can be used to create 3D models of cellular organelles, tissues, and even whole organisms with unprecedented resolution and accuracy.
- The researchers demonstrate the power of VREM by generating detailed 3D models of various biological structures, including the intricate network of blood vessels in a mouse brain and the complex architecture of a human kidney.