ar...@xtals.org wrote:
Hello,
1. As long as all proteins have seventy amino-acids or less and express in
E. coli in mM concentrations - we're in business.
2. As for the question below - my favorite answer is 'It will take a week
and ten million dollars in unmarked bills. We begin as soon as the
Hello,
1. As long as all proteins have seventy amino-acids or less and express in
E. coli in mM concentrations - we're in business.
2. As for the question below - my favorite answer is 'It will take a week
and ten million dollars in unmarked bills. We begin as soon as the money
arrives.'.
Artem
Mark J. van Raaij schrieb:
...
And these wrong impressions are all too common, at least around here. As
another example, more than once I have been asked by someone if they
give me the sequence or name of a protein (even membrane proteins), how
many days would it take us to provide them the cry
Dear All,
Just to clarify that I completely agree with the interest and
relevance of the two papers discussed in the News & Views and with 99%
of the News & Views article itself - it is just that readers from non-
structural biology fields may get the wrong impression from the 2
"was" word
Dear Mark
Stay calm
Buzz-words come and very frequently do not stay, they go away with
the artifacts they advocate...
Dr Felix Frolow
Professor of Structural Biology and Biotechnology
Department of Molecular Microbiology
and Biotechnology
Tel Aviv University 69978, Israel
Acta Crystallographica
Dear All,
a News & Views article in Nature 458, pages 37-38 of 5 March 2009
(link below) states:
"The development of structural biology WAS historically based on the
principle of divide and conquer — individual proteins were purified to
homogeneity and their atomic structures were solved in
