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At each tilt, 5 movie frames were recorded using correlated double sampling in super-resolution mode and saved in lzw compressed tif format with no gain normalization.

Movies were subsequently gain normalized during motion correction and Fourier cropped back to physical pixel size. After each tilt series, a script was run to take a fresh dark reference and reset the defocus offset. A total of tilt series were collected, of which 56 tilt series were from control uninfected cells 20 from cell lamella and 36 from cell periphery and tilt series were from SARS-CoVinfected cells 90 from lamella and from cell periphery.

The frames in each tilt angle in a tilt series were processed to correct drift using MotionCor2 For the intact cell dataset, tilt series were aligned using the default parameters in IMOD version 4. For lamella dataset, tilt series were aligned in the framework of Appion-Protomo v1. After tilt series alignment, the tilt series stacks together with the files describing the projection transformation and fitted tilt angles were transferred to emClarity 1. All subtomogram averaging analysis steps were performed using emClarity 1.

In summary, CTF estimation for each tilt was performed by using emClarity. Particle picking was carried out using the template matching function within emClarity using reference derived from EMDB The template matching results were cleaned manually by comparison of the binned tomograms overlaid with the emClarity-generated IMOD model showing the x , y , z coordinates of each cross-correlation peak detected. After manually template cleaning, a total of subvolumes from the lamella dataset and a total of subvolumes from the extracellular viruses dataset were retained, deriving from 2 tilt series and 10 tilt series respectively, for the following averaging and alignment steps in emClarity.

Threefold symmetry was applied during all the steps. Final converged average map was generated using bin1 tomograms with pixel size of 1. Resolution indicated by 0. The calculated FSC at 0. The same averaging and aligning process was carried out for lamella dataset, except for the final average map was generated with pixel size of 2. For the spikes inside transport vesicles, particle picking was carried out using the template matching function within emClarity using reference derived from EMDB Final converged average map was generated using bin3 tomograms with pixel size of 6.

Cell structures were manually segmented from stacks of images using ImageJ 1. Viral spikes were mapped back to their original particles position using emClarity tomoCPR function. UCSF Chimera v1. All tilt series were background subtracted, saved as raw tiff stacks, and reconstructed using either manually in IMOD 4.

Statistical analyses were performed in GraphPad Prism 9. Number of portals in DMV and plasma membrane discontinuities were determined after visual inspection and manual counting by two independent investigators.

Two-tailed Fisher exact test was used to compare the number of membrane lesions in infected and uninfected cells. Quantification of mitochondria numbers in soft X-ray tomograms was determined by visual inspection and manual counting by one investigator.

The number of mitochondria was normalized by the cytoplasmic area of the tomogram after deducting areas of nucleus and outside the cell. The investigators were not blinded during experiments and outcome assessment. Further information on research design is available in the Nature Research Reporting Summary linked to this article.

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