Microseeding is a method used in protein crystallography where small seed crystals can be used to induce the formation of larger crystals. Microseeding was first shown to generate untwinned ...

Mosquito Crystallography are automated systems for protein crystallization screening that utilize crystallography-based structural biology, allowing rapid, reliable, and reproducible ...

X-ray crystallography is a powerful analytical technique used to determine the atomic and molecular structure of crystalline materials. It involves directing a beam of X-rays at a crystal and ...

In response to Bimler’s study, the Cambridge Structural Database (CSD), one of the most popular crystallography databases, flagged 992 crystal structures mentioned in the implicated papers.

Rosalind Franklin was known for her intellectual rigour, keen sense of justice, and strong personality. She was a private ...

Crystallography is a field of science concerning the analysis of atomic structures in crystalline solids using a specific set of analytical techniques. By using the known properties and inner ...

Since then, crystallography has become central to my career. I had a brief stint as a service crystallographer in Edinburgh before joining the company as an applications scientist in 2011.

Electron crystallography is similar to X-ray crystallography, but scientists study the diffraction pattern made by firing electrons at a crystal rather than X-rays.

Classical crystallography can determine structures as complicated as multi-component ribosomal assemblies with atomic resolution, but is inadequate for disordered systems—even those as simple as ...

X-ray crystallography has benefited from a series of intelligent academic 'mothers', from Florence Bascom to Mary Porter. It's not the harem effect we should replicate, it's seed crystals we need ...

Although X-ray crystallography has been around for more than a century, its technique and applications continue to advance. For instance, scientists are now using X-ray free-electron lasers, “capable ...