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• The application of the crystallographic method to other proteins was a gradual process, because of the great technical difficulties and the relatively small number of crystallographers working in the field.
• X-ray crystallographers determine the three-dimensional shape of a molecule by blasting a beam of X-rays through a crystallized sample of the molecule and then analyzing the pattern of the scattered beam.
• Either that, or become a crystallographer and spend the rest of my life pursuing the answer. Ccfinlay: The Wikipedia Image of the Day
• Despite the attempts of crystallographers to catch IGP synthase in its functional form, to date, the only movement reported in these four residues was the slight bending of the last carbon-nitrogen group of K99.
• Kathleen Lonsdale (1903-1971), crystallographer and first woman elected a Fellow of the Royal Society Archive 2008-06-01
• My “decision” to become a crystallographer started when I chose my honours project advisor in my fourth year of university. The Road Less Traveled : Bev Vincent
• Because many crystallographers have their preferred crystallization techniques, experimental work is needed to discern whether these patterns represent human preferences or real chemical associations.
• Many have become household names, such as the brilliant crystallographer Dorothy Hodgkin, who famously won a Nobel prize in 1964, and whose whirling portrait by Maggi Hambling 1985 now hangs in the National Portrait Gallery. The Royal Society's lost women scientists
• Hari is a crystallographer at Brandeis with several Protein Data Bank entries under his belt, including the notorious coronavirus nucleocapsid of SARS fame. Rambles at starchamber.com » Blog Archive » Ignite Boston and bioscreencast.com
• I went in the spring of 1972 to work with Aaron Klug, who was not only a leading crystallographer, but also responsible for the application of Roger D. Kornberg - Autobiography