NASA NTRS · 20080007025
High density protein crystal growth
Abstract
A protein crystal growth assembly including a crystal growth cell and further including a cell body having a top side and a bottom side and a first aperture defined therethrough, the cell body having opposing first and second sides and a second aperture defined therethrough. A cell barrel is disposed within the cell body, the cell barrel defining a cavity alignable with the first aperture of the cell body, the cell barrel being rotatable within the second aperture. A reservoir is coupled to the bottom side of the cell body and a cap having a top side is disposed on the top side of the cell body. The protein crystal growth assembly may be employed in methods including vapor diffusion crystallization, liquid to liquid crystallization, batch crystallization, and temperature induction batch mode crystallization.
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Rouleau, Robyn, Delucas, Lawrence, Hedden, Douglas Keith. 2004-07-13. High density protein crystal growth. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20080007025
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