Publications by authors named "S G Grigoryev"

Here we demonstrate the results of investigating the damage threshold of a LiF crystal after irradiating it with a sequence of coherent femtosecond pulses using the European X-ray Free Electron Laser (EuXFEL). The laser fluxes on the crystal surface varied in the range ∼ 0.015-13 kJ/cm per pulse when irradiated with a sequence of 1-100 pulses (t ∼ 20 fs, E = 9 keV).

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Nucleosome chains fold and self-associate to form higher-order structures whose internal organization is unknown. Here, cryoelectron tomography (cryo-ET) of native human chromatin reveals intrinsic folding motifs such as (1) non-uniform nucleosome stacking, (2) intermittent parallel and perpendicular orientations of adjacent nucleosome planes, and (3) a regressive nucleosome chain path, which deviates from the direct zigzag topology seen in reconstituted nucleosomal arrays. By examining the self-associated structures, we observed prominent nucleosome stacking in cis and anti-parallel nucleosome interactions, which are consistent with partial nucleosome interdigitation in trans.

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Deep learning excels at cryo-tomographic image restoration and segmentation tasks but is hindered by a lack of training data. Here we introduce cryo-TomoSim (CTS), a MATLAB-based software package that builds coarse-grained models of macromolecular complexes embedded in vitreous ice and then simulates transmitted electron tilt series for tomographic reconstruction. We then demonstrate the effectiveness of these simulated datasets in training different deep learning models for use on real cryotomographic reconstructions.

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Objective: To estimate the influence the dysplastic phenotype on the stomatological status in the persons living in the different climatic and geographical conditions (the south of Tyumen region, Khanty-Mansiysk and Yamalo-Nenets autonomous districts).

Material And Methods: The cross-sectional and observational study of 578 male and female adolescents aged 13.65±1.

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Chromatin packing in eukaryotic chromosomes has been traditionally viewed as a hierarchical process, in which nucleosome chains fold into helical chromatin fibers. These fibers would then fold into more complex regular structures. However, recent chromatin imaging studies and analyses of chromosomal DNA contacts within the 3D space of the cell nucleus have necessitated a radical revision of the hierarchical chromatin packing model.

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