protein crystal

collocation in English

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protein
noun[C or U]
uk
/ˈprəʊ.tiːn/us
/ˈproʊ.tiːn/
one of the many substances found in food such as meat, cheese, fish, or eggs, that is necessary for the body to grow and ...
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crystal
noun
uk
/ˈkrɪs.təl/us
/ˈkrɪs.təl/
transparent glass of very high quality, usually with its surface cut into ...
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(Definition ofproteinandcrystalfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Comparison of different schemes to treat long-range electrostatic interactions in molecular dynamics simulations of aproteincrystal.
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Electron radiation damage to protein crystals of bacteriorhodopsin at different temperatures.
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Electron microscopy of frozen, hydrated protein crystals.
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Nevertheless, in some cases, protein crystals were reported to be perfect enough to achieve images of single dislocations.
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Protein crystallization is inherently difficult because of the fragile nature of protein crystals.
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Recovery of the protein crystals requires imaging which can be done by the intrinsic fluorescence of the protein or by using transmission microscopy.
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Protein crystals are scooped up by a loop, then flash-frozen with liquid nitrogen.
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The second is composed of protein crystals and amorphous pigment granules.
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Highly ordered, strongly diffracting materials - like minerals or semiconductors - are generally unproblematic, whereas e.g. protein crystals are particularly challenging for topographic imaging.
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Structural changes in a cryocooledproteincrystalowing to radiation damage.
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Estimation of effective interresidue contact energies fromproteincrystalstructures : quasi-chemical approximation.
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Direct measurement of reactivity in theproteincrystalby steady-state kinetic studies.
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Other experiments on board included demonstration of advanced teleoperator tasks using the remote manipulator system,proteincrystalgrowth, and dynamic behavior of space structures.
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This has allowed the very earliest stages inproteincrystalnucleation to be monitored.
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It is often sufficient to replace only the solvent and labile hydrogen atoms in aproteincrystalby vapor diffusion.
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Proteins have irregularly shaped surfaces, which results in the formation of large channels within anyproteincrystal.
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Pi stacking is prevalent inproteincrystalstructures, and also contributes to the interactions between small-molecules and proteins.
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Sixty experiments or investigations were conducted in many scientific and engineering disciplines including: materials science, human physiology, biotechnology,proteincrystalgrowth, robotics, structural dynamics, atmospheric ozone monitoring and spacecraft glow.
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Ultrastructural studies on scrapie prion protein crystals obtained from reverse micellar solutions.
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The wide range in interstice diameter suggests a varied solvent temperature response among different protein crystals.
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Solvent behaviour in flash-cooled protein crystals at cryogenic temperatures.
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Solvent content of protein crystals.
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A description of imperfections in protein crystals.
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Flash-cooling and annealing of protein crystals.
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In addition to overcoming the inherent fragility of protein crystals, a number of environmental factors must also be overcome.
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However, untreated protein crystals often crack if flash-frozen; therefore, they are generally pre-soaked in a cryoprotectant solution before freezing.
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