Optimierung des Wachstums von Endothiapepsin-Kristallen für serielle Kristallographie-Experimente
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Das Ziel dieses Artikels ist es, dem Betrachter ein solides Verständnis dafür zu vermitteln, wie sein kleinvolumiges Dampfdiffusionsprotokoll für die Züchtung großer, einzelner Proteinkristalle in eine großvolumige Batch-Mikrokristallisationsmethode für die serielle Kristallographie umgewandelt werden kann.
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Beale, J. H., Marsh, M. E. Optimizing the Growth of Endothiapepsin Crystals for Serial Crystallography Experiments. J. Vis. Exp. (168), e61896, doi:10.3791/61896 (2021).
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