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Received 4th December 2012, Accepted 11th February 2013 First published on 20th February 2013 Determining the structure of macromolecular samples is vital for understanding and adapting their function. ( ) is widely used to achieve this, but, owing to the weak electron scattering cross-section of carbon, TEM images of macromolecular samples are generally low contrast and low resolution. Here we implement a fast and practically simple routine to achieve high-contrast imaging of macromolecular samples using exit wave reconstruction (EWR), revealing a new level of structural detail.

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