The science of macromolecular crystallization
Abstract
For the X-ray crystallographer, the future of his field is, and has always been, determined by what he is able to crystallize. This is now particularly true as a result of the extraordinary improvement in X-ray detectors and sources [1], the advent of computers of amazing speed, and the development of programs that are both friendly and efficient [2]. The critical component, trailing other technology, is the growth of crystals of macromolecules...
Paper Details
Title
The science of macromolecular crystallization
Published Date
Aug 1, 1995
Journal
Volume
3
Issue
8
Pages
759 - 768
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