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The quality of correction for each point however degrades when the size of the chosen region becomes larger than the characteristic scale of aberration variation (Fig. 7 d)).

Secondly, measuring aberration maps within thick samples permits estimating the variation scale of aberrations within the sample.

Spatially varying correction is therefore required (Fig. 7 e)–(h)) when imaging over a region larger than the variation scale of aberrations.

Finally, caution should be taken when comparing the small-scale structure of aberrations, since our analysis indicates that the similarities found by different platforms in the higher-level structure are not necessarily accompanied by correspondence in the detailed structure.

We analyzed a comprehensive series of sporadic meningiomas on multiple levels, i.e. for presence of "macro-mutations" involving large scale aberrations of 22q using an array-based approach and for "micro-mutations" within the NF2 tumor suppressor gene.

- These large scale aberrations of repressive epigenetic modifications have collectively been called long-range epigenetic silencing (LRES).

The doping creates anchoring points for individual Os atoms, slowing down their migration so that it is commensurate with the time scale of image capture on an aberration-corrected transmission electron microscope.

So, with the latest generation of aberration correctors, the depth of focus has reduced to the nanometer scale, and the image comes from a thin section of the sample.

In the past 15 years, the advent of aberration correction technology in electron microscopy has enabled materials analysis on the atomic scale.

Subjects 1 and 4 present mild amounts of aberration over the field, with the plots for both subjects using the same color scale.

Overall, the lack of large-scale genomic aberration and the non-synonymous mutation frequency of 0.3% make it unlikely that alterations at the CBX2 locus impact cancer cell phenotype.