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CryoPPP: A Large Expert-Curated Cryo-EM Image Dataset for Machine Learning Protein Particle Picking

This repository contains scripts used to crawl, download, process, annotate, and post procress the CryoEM protein particle picking (CryoPPP) dataset.

Data Download and Extraction in one of the three ways

Option 1: Direct download all data from our server

Path to CryoPPP Dataset: http://calla.rnet.missouri.edu/cryoppp

Each EMPIAR ID in CryoPPP is available as a compressed file (tar.gz) that can be downloaded by simply clicking on the file. Once you have downloaded the file, you must extract its contents. If you are using a Windows operating system, you can use tools such as WinRAR or 7zip to extract the file.
OR
To download and extract dataset (ex: 10005), use command:
wget https://calla.rnet.missouri.edu/cryoppp/10005.tar.gz
tar -zxvf 10005.tar.gz -C

Option 2: Use scripts to download all the cryo-EM micrographs from EMPIAR and labels from Zenodo

git clone https://github.com/BioinfoMachineLearning/cryoppp.git
cd download_micrographs_motion_correction_files
python downloading_micrographs_from_EMPIAR.py

These commands will enable you to download micrographs and all of the required motion correction files. Next, you should retrieve the protein particle labels from Zenodo by accessing this link: https://zenodo.org/record/7934683

Option 3: Download a light version of the data where there is only limited disk space

If storage space is a concern, researchers can opt for a more lightweight version of CryoPPP called CryoPPP_Lite.
CryoPPP_Lite includes truncated versions of the original micrographs and particle ground truth files that result in a total storage size of 121 GB, making it easier to store and transfer. This version includes an 8-bit representation of micrographs in JPG format, along with the necessary particle coordinate files for 34 Cryo-EM datasets.

Path to CryoPPP_Lite Dataset: http://calla.rnet.missouri.edu/cryoppp_lite
The steps to download and extract the data files are identical to the instructions provided in option 1.

CryoPPP Dataset Directory Structure:

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CryoPPP is a large, diverse, expert-curated cryo-EM image dataset for protein particle picking and analysis. It consists of labelled cryo-EM micrographs of 34 representative protein datasets selected from Electron Microscopy Public Image Archive (EMPIAR). The dataset is 2.6 terabytes and includes 9,893 high-resolution micrographs with labelled protein particle coordinates. The labelling process was rigorously validated through 2D particle class validation and 3D density map validation with the gold standard. The dataset is expected to greatly facilitate the development of AI-based and classical methods for automated cryo-EM protein particle picking.

Data Curation and Ground Truth Annotation Procedure:

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Data Records

The CryoPPP dataset consists of 34 ground truth data and metadata for 335 EMPIAR IDs. The ground truth data is comprised of variety of 9893 Micrographs (~300 cryo-EM images per EMPIAR ID) with manually curated ground truth coordinates of picked protein particles. The metadata consists of 1,698,802 high resolution micrographs deposited in EMPIAR with their respective FPT and Globus data download paths. Link to Cryo-EM protein Metadata: http://calla.rnet.missouri.edu/cryoppp/EMPIAR_metadata_335.xlsx

Example Dataset

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Each data folder (titled after the corresponding EMPIAR dataset ID) for all expert labelled data includes the following information: raw micrographs / motion corrected micrographs, gain motion correction file, ground truth, and particles stack.

CryoPPP Statistics

Statistics of true protein particles for each EMPIAR database in CryoPPP:

SNEMPAIR IDProtein TypeSize (TB)Number of MicrographsImage sizeParticle Diameter (px)Total Structure Weight (kDa)Number of True Protein Particles
110389Metal Binding Protein0.224300(3838, 3710)3131042.1710870
210081Transport Protein0.052300(3710, 3838)154298.5739352
310289Transport Protein0.048300(3710, 3838)162361.3961517
411057Hydrolase2.100300(5760, 4092)186149.4345219
510444Membrane Protein2.399300(5760, 4092)217295.8958731
610576Nuclear Protein (DNA)0.722295(7420, 7676)265290.2175220
710816Transport Protein1.500300(7676, 7420)359166.6245363
810526Ribosome (50S)0.460294(7676, 7420)4821085.813265
911051Transcription/DNA/RNA2.300300(3838, 3710)214357.3183227
1010760Membrane Protein0.199300(3838, 3710)106321.69173664
1111183Signaling Protein0.326300(5760, 4092)159139.3680014
1210671Signaling Protein1.600298(5760, 4092)13377.1469012
1310291Transport Protein0.016300(3710, 3838)130361.3999808
1410669Proteasome (Plant Protein)13.899300(7676, 7420)7301681.8119660
1510077Ribosome (70S)0.774300(4096, 4096)2162198.7831919
1610061Hydrolase (Beta-galactosidase)0.319300(7676, 7420)471467.0635218
1710028Ribosome (80S)1.100300(4096, 4096)2242135.8926391
1810096Viral Protein1.199300(3838, 3710)84150*231351
1910737Membrane Protein (E-coli)0.831293(5760, 4092)179155.8359265
2010387Viral Protein (DNA)0.105300(3710, 3838)213185.87101778
2110532Viral Protein0.196300(4096, 4096)174191.7687933
2210240Lipid Transport Protein0.111300(3838, 3710)156171.7285958
2310005TRPV1 Transport protein0.04430(3710, 3710)142272.975374
2410017β -galactosidase0.00584(4096, 4096)108450*49391
2510075Bacteriophage MS20.046300(4096, 4096)2331000*12682
2610184Aldolase0.084300(3838, 3710)118150*219849
2710059Transport Protein (TRPV1)0.062295(3838, 3710)132317.88190398
2810406Ribosome (70S)0.141300(3838, 3710)212632.8924703
2910590TRPV1 with DkTx and RTX0.252300(3710, 3838)1581000*62493
3010093Membrane Protein0.097300(3838, 3710)172779.456394
3110345Signaling Protein0.085300(3838, 3710)149244.6815894
3211056Transport Protein0.164361(5760, 4092)16488.94125908
3310852Signaling Protein0.227343(5760, 4092)123157.81310291
3410947Viral Protein0.048400(4096, 4096)240443.92106393

Data Usage for ML-Based Applications:

Researchers can use CryoPPP to train and test their Machine Learning / Deep Learning based methods for automated cryo-EM protein particle picking.

Users are supposed to use motion corrected 2D images (micrographs) as input. The protein particle's coordinate information for corresponding micrographs are located inside 'ground_truth' >> 'particle_coordinates' folder. The file naming convention for both the micrographs and their corresponding particle's coordinate are same for user's ease.

###Example: For EMPIAR 10005, the motion corrected micrograph is: 10005>>micrographs>>stack_0002_2x_SumCorr.mrc and the corresponding particle's coordinate information is found here: 10005>>ground_truth>>particle_coordinates>>stack_0002_2x_SumCorr.csv

The particle stack is: 10005>>particles_stack>>stack_0002_2x_SumCorr_particles.mrc and the corresponding star file for all protein particles in EMPIAR 10005 is store as .star file in: 10005>>ground_truth>>empiar-10005_particles_selected.star


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** Link to CryoPPP paper ** : https://www.nature.com/articles/s41597-023-02280-2

Cite this work

If you use the code or data associated with this research work or otherwise find this data useful, please cite:
@article {Dhakal2023,
author = {Dhakal, Ashwin and Gyawali, Rajan and Wang, Liguo and Cheng, Jianlin},
title = {A large expert-curated cryo-EM image dataset for machine learning protein particle picking},
year = {2023},
volume = {10},
issue = {1},
doi = {10.1038/s41597-023-02280-2},
journal = {Scientific Data},
url = { https://doi.org/10.1038/s41597-023-02280-2 } }

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