x - ray crystallography

And x- ray crystallography is now a subject in , you know, chemistry departments .

X-RAY CRYSTALLOGRAPHY was once something of a cottage industry and required access to the x-ray beam line of a synchrotron .

It's not the first virus to have its structure mapped with x-ray crystallography; scientists have been doing that for some time now.

In x-ray crystallography, scientists turn large quantities of a protein or virus into crystal form, placing it in front of an x-ray beam.

This contrasts with X-ray crystallography, where it is necessary to make a molecule condense into a hard crystal before it can be imaged .

One of the favored methods for protein-structure determination is X-ray crystallography .

So the best place for x- ray crystallography was at the Cavendish Laboratory at Cambridge .

Improving X-ray crystallography will enable researchers to determine the structure of many cancer-related proteins faster.

High-throughput protein X-ray crystallography offers an unprecedented opportunity to facilitate drug discovery.

The structures of drug-target complexes obtained by X-ray crystallography provide direct and convictive evidences for drug design.

X-ray crystallography has been a vital method for studying the structure of proteins and other macromolecules for many years.

The impact of X-ray crystallography on chemistry in general and on biochemistry in particular has been enormous.

In x-ray crystallography, crystals of protein are bombarded with intense x-ray beams.

So I went to Cambridge , because it was really the best place in the world then for x- ray crystallography .

Its single crystal structure has been determined by X-ray crystallography. A 2D sheet containing (H2O)12 water units was formed.

A Practical Guide to X--Ray Crystallography of Biomacromolecules -- Principles and Applications