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This article describes protein crystallization under the influence of an electric field using a sitting-drop and vapor-diffusion experimental setup.
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A device has been developed to optimize crystal-growth conditions by experiments in a single drop.
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A new crystallization system is described, which makes it possible to use an evaporation-based microfluidic crystallization technique for protein crystallization. Using this method, crystal growth could be improved so that approximately 1 mm-sized lysozyme crystals were obtained more successfully than using standard methods.
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An X-ray compatible microfluidic platform for protein crystallization facilitates in situ Laue diffraction in serial crystallography.
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Microfluidic crystallization using the Crystal Former improves the identification of initial crystallization conditions relative to screening via vapour diffusion.
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A straightforward low-cost device with a specially engineered multi-channel tip allows the dispensing of very small volumes of viscous lipidic cubic phases (LCPs) more efficiently. The device lowers the threshold for LCP crystallization of membrane proteins/peptides
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An X-ray compatible microfluidic crystallization platform enables in situ time-resolved serial Laue crystallography.
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An innovative microfluidic design (ChipX3) is described for simple biomacromolecule crystallization by counter-diffusion, allowing semi-automated structural analysis by serial crystallography at room temperature. The functionalities of ChipX3 are demonstrated using case studies leading to high-resolution structures of four proteins and an RNA.
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The Nextal crystallization device was modified for checking the diffraction quality of protein crystals in the crystallization drop in situ.
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A device for automated cleaning of piezo-actuator-driven picolitre-droplet dispensers required for the liquid application method for time-resolved analyses is presented.