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We help you to obtain your crystals by setting and monitoring the crystallization process at a nano-liter scale.
Detailed knowledge of protein structures has a high value in many scientific aspects. One of the most effective techniques for determining protein structures is X-ray crystallography, which requires high-quality mono-crystals of the investigated macromolecule. Obtaining such crystals is an empirical process and a crucial step on the way to structure determination.
If for any reason crystallization of the protein is not possible or wanted, the structure can be determined with Cryo-Electron Microscopy (cryo-EM) and Single Particle Analysis (SPA). For those techniques, sample preparation is most important and determines the success of the experiment.
The Protein Crystallization Core Facility sets up and monitors crystallization trials at nano-litre scale to help structural biologists and other interested scientists to progress their work on structural characterization of the proteins and biological complexes of their interest.
At Structural Biology Core Facility we can help you with preparing your samples for cyro-EM measurments.
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