Original paper
Time lapse microphotography of protein crystal growth using a color VCR
Abstract
A time lapse video color recorder (VCR) interfaced to a color video camera mounted on a light microscope was used to observe and record the growth of three protein crystals: lysozyme, canavalin, and a fungal protease. The studies produced a number of interesting observations regarding the formation of crystal habit, crystal aggregates, and crystal polymorphs. It further provided a simple and easy means for the measurement of growth rates. The...
Paper Details
Title
Time lapse microphotography of protein crystal growth using a color VCR
Published Date
Jul 1, 1988
Journal
Volume
90
Issue
1-3
Pages
340 - 343
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