Use of transmission electron microscopy to identify nanocrystals of challenging protein targets
Volume: 111, Issue: 23, Pages: 8470 - 8475
Published: May 28, 2014
Abstract
The current practice for identifying crystal hits for X-ray crystallography relies on optical microscopy techniques that are limited to detecting crystals no smaller than 5 μm. Because of these limitations, nanometer-sized protein crystals cannot be distinguished from common amorphous precipitates, and therefore go unnoticed during screening. These crystals would be ideal candidates for further optimization or for femtosecond X-ray protein...
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Title
Use of transmission electron microscopy to identify nanocrystals of challenging protein targets
Published Date
May 28, 2014
Volume
111
Issue
23
Pages
8470 - 8475
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