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Mesoscale imaging with cryo‐light and X‐rays: Larger than molecular machines, smaller than a cell
In the context of cell biology, the term mesoscale describes length scales ranging from that of an individual cell, down to the size of the molecular machines. In this spatial regime, small building blocks self-organise to form large, functional structures. A comprehensive set of rules governing mes
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