Re: [ccp4bb] Reference for hanging drop crystallization

2018-03-17 Thread Gerard Bricogne
Dear Jeroen and Shane, I am quoting from memory only, as I am not as thoroughly familiar with the crystallisation literature as I would wish to be, but I can remember David Blow (with whom I started my PhD in 1972) telling me that, as far as he was aware, the hanging drop vapour diffusion met

Re: [ccp4bb] Reference for hanging drop crystallization

2018-03-17 Thread mesters
A very good source for finding such (and other) information concerning crystallization of macromolecules is: Richard Giege, a historical perspective on protein crystallization from 1840 to the present day, FEBS Journal 280 (2013) 6456–6497 ! Vapour diffusion (in this case sitting drop) was fi

[ccp4bb] Reference for hanging drop crystallization

2018-03-16 Thread Shane Caldwell
Hi ccp4bb, I've been asked to provide a reference for making hanging-drop crystals, and I suppose that I never realized the need to cite the technique specifically. Is there a definitive publication where one could trace the origins of the technique, or a particularly thorough textbook or review?