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Protein crystal growth rates determined by time lapse microphotography
Abstract
Time lapse video microscopy has been used to make qualitative observations of the events that transpire during normal and abnormal protein crystal growth. It has also been used to make quantitative assessments of growth rates for a variety of different protein crystals. From analyses of the growth rates, we have estimated that in the most rapidly growing crystals we have recorded, as many as 20 layers of protein molecules add to a single crystal...
Paper Details
Title
Protein crystal growth rates determined by time lapse microphotography
Published Date
Mar 1, 1991
Journal
Volume
110
Issue
1-2
Pages
177 - 181
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