Design of a diffractometer and flow cell system for X-ray analysis of crystalline proteins with applications to the crystal chemistry of ribonuclease-S
Abstract
A flow cell in which a protein crystal is embedded in a changeable liquid medium during X-ray diffraction studies has proved useful in investigating the crystal chemistry of ribonuclease-S. The cell consists of a small polyethylene tube held in a brass yoke which in turn is held by a standard goniometer head. The crystal is prevented from moving by nesting it in cotton linters or particles of Sephadex. Serious scatter of X-rays from the cell and...
Paper Details
Title
Design of a diffractometer and flow cell system for X-ray analysis of crystalline proteins with applications to the crystal chemistry of ribonuclease-S
Published Date
Aug 1, 1967
Journal
Volume
27
Issue
3
Pages
563 - 578
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