'Vapor diffusion' presentation slideshows

Lecture 2: Crystallization & Symmetry

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Growing Protein Crystals

Growing Protein Crystals. Using Calcium-Integrin Binding Protein as a Model Presented by Chad Blamey. FBP www.scripps.edu/~arvai/ xtals/xtals.html. Goals. What are good crystals Why getting good crystals is important Understand how crystals grow

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Moisture Transport

Moisture Transport. Quantitatively and qualitatively describe transport by Liquid flow Capillary suction Air movement Vapor diffusion. Capillary Suction. Paper towel example What makes a good capillary medium? Small pores (but not sealed) Small contact angle (hydrophilic)

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Lecture 1: Crystallization Methods and Protein Crystal Properties

Lecture 1: Crystallization Methods and Protein Crystal Properties. Four major steps in crystallization. Obtain large amounts of pure protein samples Choose a protein buffer in which the protein is both soluble and stable

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Gas Detection Systems

Gas Detection Systems. Sensor Operating Theory. Gas/Vapor Hazards-. Flammable/Combustible Toxic Oxygen-deficiency Oxygen-enrichment. Gas Detection Objectives . Measure gas before hazardous concentration is present Provide outputs for Emergency Action

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Personal Remarks and Perspectives on the Future of SRF

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Crystallization Methods and Protein Crystal Properties

Crystallization Methods and Protein Crystal Properties (adapted from http://www.bioc.rice.edu/~bios482/Xtal_PPT/ ). Four major steps in crystallization. Obtain large amounts of pure protein samples Choose a protein buffer in which the protein is both soluble and stable

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X-Ray Crystallography

X-Ray Crystallography. Diffraction Phase Problem Crystallization Literature structures. Bragg Equation. n l = 2 d sin q. What we see.

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Vapor batch crystallization using volatile organic solvents

Vapor batch crystallization using volatile organic solvents. Lesley Haire Division of Protein Structure, National Institute for Medical Research, The Ridgeway, Mill Hill, London NW7 1AA, UK Winner of the competition for the Best Use of the Douglas Vapor Batch Plate

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Vapor batch crystallization using volatile organic solvents

Vapor batch crystallization using volatile organic solvents. Lesley Haire Division of Protein Structure, National Institute for Medical Research, The Ridgeway, Mill Hill, London NW7 1AA, UK Winner of the competition for the Best Use of the Douglas Vapor Batch Plate

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Vapor batch crystallization using volatile organic solvents

Vapor batch crystallization using volatile organic solvents. Lesley Haire Division of Protein Structure, National Institute for Medical Research, The Ridgeway, Mill Hill, London NW7 1AA, UK Winner of the competition for the Best Use of the Douglas Vapor Batch Plate

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The work described here was supported by the National Institutes of Health GM 62412

Optimum Solubility Screen To optimize buffer conditions for homogeneity and crystallization of proteins Jarmila Jancarik, Ramona Pufan, Connie Hong and Rosalind Kim Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory PPCW, March 29-31, 2004.

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BEC-STL.ORG

Curtain Wall Design & Wall Assembly Trends John Sturdevant-Vice President of Architecture Heitmann & Associates Inc.

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