Dear Frank,
I would only add to Randy's excellent suggestions a commendation of Max
Perutz's book
" Is Science necessary"
http://www.amazon.com/Is-Science-Necessary-Essays-Scientists/dp/0192861182
It includes global longevity and food production issues and improvements. Of
course these are wider
Deal Xiang,
You can think of GFP/YFP protein attached with any protein would be good
for your experiment. These can be easily cloned and expressed.
Alternatively one more approach is mentioned below.
Chose a protein which has only one cysteine, that too at the surface then
you can think of labellin
Hi everyone,
I want to get some fluorescence labeled protein for my experiment. I wish
it is under 40K Da and have isoelectric point of 7 or slightly lower. Do
you have any suggestions on the commercially available protein please?
Thanks very much for your help!
Sincerely,
Xiang
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Li Xiang
De
HI debashish ,
These crystal might be spherulites. You can try
reducing protein concentration in this situation and Microseeding will be
the best idea for this. You should crush these crystals by using seed
bead or needles and do either seeding with full screen or dilution o
Hi Frank,
How long of an incubation period between structure, insight and application are
you willing to accept? Here are a few possibilities, leaning towards longer
incubation times.
1. Structure of DNA -> necessary for understanding of replication, translation,
sequencing, etc: contributed
Hello, I need stuff for a lecture, so I figured I'd best crowd-source it
from the best forum on the intertubes:
Anybody know some examples of where structural biology threw up
insight(s) that led to very significant practical improvements in some
public health approach or industrial process or
What a sensational instant response last week to my request for mounting
movies - thanks Here's the list of links (not all verified, I have
low bandwidth):
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcsaWowulDM (Dave Hall, Swastik
Phulera, Victor Bolanos-Garcia, Rajan Sreekanth)
* https://www.
Dear all,
At present, unmerged data cannot be handled properly as part of a PDB
deposition. One reason for this is that changes to the mmCIF/PDBx data model
will be required (at the moment, hkl must be unique within the reflection
data, which is logical for merged data but precludes handling o
And when handling liquid nitrogen don't forget to get protections against frost
bite (goggles, cryogloves)
S.
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dear colleagues,
we are about to revive two rhombix plate hotels that have not been used in a
while.
since thermo is not offereing service anymore, this will be quite an interesting
task, but we do have some help and i think we should be able to manage.
current users seem to still have support t
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