Automated mounting, centering and screening of crystals for high-throughput protein crystallography
W. I. Karain, Gleb Bourenkov, Hannes Blume, H.D. Bartunik
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 43
Abstract
A fully automated system for screening protein crystals for X-ray diffraction analysis has been designed and is being installed on the beamline BW6 at DORIS in Hamburg, Germany. The system includes robotic mounting of flash-frozen crystals from a storage dewar, centering and alignment of the sample both by optical and X-ray (scattering and fluorescence) techniques, assessment of the diffraction quality of the sample, and SAD/MAD or non-conventional diffraction data acquisition with high-throughput data rates. The system covers all experimental steps required for protein x-ray structure analysis and provides a powerful means for structural genomics projects.
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