Hi,
'The Role of Diffusion in Enzyme Kinetics'
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1367934/pdf/biophysj00672-0040.pdf
Mark
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Dr Mark Agacan, Scientific Officer for the Division of Biological Chemistry and
Drug
thing the cold stream hits, rather than the pin
- moisture / humidity
- turbulence around the crystal
- air-conditioning system blowing cold air close to the cryostream
Thanks again
Mark
From: Mark Agacan Monday - January 12, 2009 4:31 PM
t from the cryo
hitting the inverted phi axis / camera mount cause excess humidity and lead to
icing on the pin, loop and crystal?
Has anyone else got this problem? Any suggestions would be very gratefully
appreciated.
Best Wishes,
Mark
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Dr Mark Agacan
Hello,
You could try HELIX or FibreFix software, put crystalline DNA fibres into a
capillary, no cryostream, shoot at full power for about an hour... from then it
depends on the material.
Regards,
Mark
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Division of
often black light not
UV. A small, real UV torch or keyring light may actually be better.
Mark
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Scientific Officer,
Division of Biological Chemistry
and Drug Discovery,
Wellcome Trust Biocentre,
College of Life Sciences,
Dow St.,
University of
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available for academic institutions, etc
Have a nice weekend (it's my birthday!)
Cheers Rigaku!
Mark
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Dr Mark Agacan
Scientific Officer,
Division of Biological Chemistry
and Molecular Microbiology,
Wellcome Trust Biocentre,
College of Life S
as an important data collection scheduled on the same instrument. It
used to be 12 - 16 weeks on average, on this occassion it's over 30
weeks for each filament.
Good to see we are getting our money's worth ;)
Mark
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Dr Mark Agacan
Scientific Offic
Hey Justin,
Try the ccpn board - the same as ccp4 but for nmr. You can subscribe to
this through:
http://www.ccpn.ac.uk/
Hope this helps,
MARKX
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Dr Mark Agacan
Scientific Officer,
Division of Biological Chemistry
and Molecular Microbiology,
Wellcome
