Issue 6, 2015

A new method to realize high-throughput protein crystallization in a superconducting magnet

Abstract

We present a new method for the realization of high-throughput protein crystallization screening using an array of 96 capillaries aligned in a circle. In this method, each capillary represents a single crystallization condition, and all capillaries experience identical magnetic field conditions. After crystallization, the crystals in the capillary can be directly diffracted without harvesting. This method proved easy to perform and is applicable for use in magnetic fields and may be further extended for use in other circumstances, for example, under space microgravity conditions.

Graphical abstract: A new method to realize high-throughput protein crystallization in a superconducting magnet

Article information

Article type
Communication
Submitted
13 Sep 2014
Accepted
13 Nov 2014
First published
13 Nov 2014

CrystEngComm, 2015,17, 1237-1241

Author version available

A new method to realize high-throughput protein crystallization in a superconducting magnet

L. Huang, H. Cao, Y. Ye, Y. Liu, C. Zhang, Q. Lu, H. Hou, P. Shang and D. Yin, CrystEngComm, 2015, 17, 1237 DOI: 10.1039/C4CE01892C

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