Videos 1 - 10 for X-ray crystallography

04:38 -1 month ago
ACTOR, by Rigaku, is complete robotic system for automating routine crystal screening and X-ray diffraction data collection at both synchrotron beam lines and home laboratories ...
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1 year ago
Award-winning photographer Nick Veasey uses a variety of specialised imaging equipment to create images that see within. Often collaborating with scientists and boffins, he has ...
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02:28 -2 years ago
argument today Over 150 years later, we now have electron-scanning microscopes and x-ray crystallography, miraculous tools that have opened the black box of the cell! In fact ...
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00:08 -1 year ago
example, monomers with one unit, dimers with two units or pentamers with five units. X-ray crystallography is a method of determining the arrangement of atoms within a crystal ...
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00:52 -7 months ago
Mechanistic model of the ABC transporter MsbA flipping Lipid A substrate ... MsbA membrane protein transporter x-ray crystallography ABC MDR ...
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06:05 -1 year ago
at Wellcome Collection. www.wellcomecollection.org ... Mary Schoeser Atoms Patterns X-ray Crystallography Festival Britain Group Science Design Fabric Amorphous Crystal ...
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1 year ago

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48:01 -1 year ago
this is the full 3D structure, which we can now determine by a variety of methods. X-ray crystallography of proteins is probably the most common. The NMR, for example, can ...
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03:40 -11 months ago
, but it is comprehensible to the layman. Part of the Joy of Science series, showing how science works. ... DNA "double helix" "base pairing" "x-ray crystallography" "Watson ...
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41:50 -1 year ago
long time because it was just too hard a nut to crack, but in the 1930s and 1940s x-ray crystallography started to come into usage where basically you'd bounce x-rays off of ...
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