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2 November 2000 Low-power protein crystallography using polycapillary optics
Huapeng Huang, Carolyn A. MacDonald, Walter M. Gibson, D. C. Carter, J. X. Ho, J. R. Ruble, Igor Yu. Ponomarev
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Abstract
This paper describes the design and performance of a low power protein crystallography system using polycapillary optics. The characterization of the source and polycapillary optics are presented. Three optic types: collimating, slightly focusing and strongly focusing optics have been used in low power source-optic combination systems. The source-collimating optic and source- slightly focusing optic systems were used to collect data sets for chicken egg-white Lysozyme with conventional sample oscillation during data collection. The data sets show high quality by analysis with a conventional software package, DENZO. Still diffraction patterns without oscillation have also been obtained by a low power source-strongly focusing optic combination. These patterns have been analyzed by developing software for processing diffraction patterns obtained with strongly convergent X-ray beams. The directions of future work and system improvements are also discussed.
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Huapeng Huang, Carolyn A. MacDonald, Walter M. Gibson, D. C. Carter, J. X. Ho, J. R. Ruble, and Igor Yu. Ponomarev "Low-power protein crystallography using polycapillary optics", Proc. SPIE 4144, Advances in Laboratory-based X-Ray Sources and Optics, (2 November 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.405885
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KEYWORDS
Proteins

X-ray optics

Crystallography

Diffraction

X-rays

Crystals

Software development

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