My colleague Opher Gileadi gave us an excellent tip when we were designing our
4C harvesting room, over a decade ago: set it to 7C. The crystals are
unlikely to mind, but it's SO much more comfortable to be in for hours.
I seem to remember he mentioned something like a comfort inflection point
Anyone out there specifically design rooms for (protein) crystallization at ~22
deg and 4 deg C? If you have successes or failures and can share any design
specs with regard to vibration, temperature, and humidity tolerances, it would
be much appreciated to pass on to the architects for our new
Got crystals to check out? The Fall 2019 run at CHESS begins October 16, and
it's not too late to apply for time. Proposals are accepted any time for beam
time at the newly upgraded MacCHESS beamlines:
BioSAXS station (formerly G1) - on-site or mail-in BioSAXS, featuring:
* 7-14 KeV, standard b
I just want add that the redundant PDB got a new site http://pdbflex.org/
(It's pretty cool actually)
Thanks to Robyn for pointing that out.
El dom., 22 de sep. de 2019 a la(s) 10:18, Robyn Stanfield (
ro...@scripps.edu) escribió:
> Hi,
>
> The Burnham changed names sometime back, that may be w
Dear Will,
if the crystals grow in vapour-diffusion, you can try to overlay the
reservoir with oil to slow down the crystallization process. I know at
least two cases where this technique helped to get plate-shaped crystals
into more 3D shape.
http://scripts.iucr.org/cgi-bin/paper?S00218898960135
Dear All,
We are pleased to announce a 2.5 day practical winter workshop on sample
preparation and negative staining for cryo-EM single particle data
collection jointly organised by the ESRF, IBS, ILL and the EMBL
Grenoble. This is the third of a series of practical hands-on workshops
started
