Protein Single Crystal Growth Under Microgravity
Abstract
The preparation of suitably large protein single crystals is essentially the rate-determining step of protein x-ray structure determinations. Attempts to produce single crystals with two model compounds—β-galactosidase and lysozyme—under conditions of microgravity were successful. Crystals formed by salting out from solutions kept free of convection were 27 and 1000 times larger in volume, respectively, than those produced in the same apparatus...
Paper Details
Title
Protein Single Crystal Growth Under Microgravity
DOI
Published Date
Jul 13, 1984
Journal
Volume
225
Issue
4658
Pages
203 - 204
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