Experimental determination of water equilibration rates in the hanging drop method of protein crystallization

Volume: 186, Issue: 2, Pages: 332 - 339
Published: May 1, 1990
Abstract
The hanging drop method for protein crystallization consists of equilibrating a water droplet containing the protein and a precipitant against a reservoir solution at a higher precipitant concentration. The time for water equilibration—which affects the kinetics of crystallization—to reach 90% of completion is shown to vary between about 25 h and more than 25 days, depending on experimental conditions. Experiments were performed with three of...
Paper Details
Title
Experimental determination of water equilibration rates in the hanging drop method of protein crystallization
Published Date
May 1, 1990
Volume
186
Issue
2
Pages
332 - 339
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