Preliminary investigations of protein crystal growth using the space shuttle

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autor DeLucas, L.J.
Suddath, F.L.
Snyder, R.
Naumann, R.
Broom, M.B.
Pusey, M.
Yost, V.
Herren, B.
McPherson, A.
Nelson, B.
Bugg, C.E.
Carter, D.
Meehan, E.J.
autorsonst DeLucas, L.J.
Suddath, F.L.
Snyder, R.
Naumann, R.
Broom, M.B.
Pusey, M.
Yost, V.
Herren, B.
McPherson, A.
Nelson, B.
Bugg, C.E.
Carter, D.
Meehan, E.J.
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fussnote Protein crystal growth in space is of interest because of the potential applications for unique studies of crystallization processes. Theoretical and experimental research indicates that gravitational fields produce density-driven convective flow patterns which can influence crystal growth, and these convective effects can be controlled under microgravity conditions. Microgravity can also be used to control sedimentation effects. As part of a program to investigate the influence of gravity on protein crystal growth, ground and shuttle-based experiments are in progress, and suitable techniques and equipment for protein crystal growth in space are being developed. The research program includes several phases of hardware development, beginning with a simple prototype system, and evolving to an automated protein crystal growth unit that will permit the major variables in protein crystallization to be monitored and controlled during the crystal growth processes. As part of the first step in hardware development, protein crystal growth experiments have been performed on four different shuttle flight missions.
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shingle_author_1 DeLucas, L.J.
Suddath, F.L.
Snyder, R.
Naumann, R.
Broom, M.B.
Pusey, M.
Yost, V.
Herren, B.
McPherson, A.
Nelson, B.
Bugg, C.E.
Carter, D.
Meehan, E.J.
shingle_author_2 DeLucas, L.J.
Suddath, F.L.
Snyder, R.
Naumann, R.
Broom, M.B.
Pusey, M.
Yost, V.
Herren, B.
McPherson, A.
Nelson, B.
Bugg, C.E.
Carter, D.
Meehan, E.J.
shingle_author_3 DeLucas, L.J.
Suddath, F.L.
Snyder, R.
Naumann, R.
Broom, M.B.
Pusey, M.
Yost, V.
Herren, B.
McPherson, A.
Nelson, B.
Bugg, C.E.
Carter, D.
Meehan, E.J.
shingle_author_4 DeLucas, L.J.
Suddath, F.L.
Snyder, R.
Naumann, R.
Broom, M.B.
Pusey, M.
Yost, V.
Herren, B.
McPherson, A.
Nelson, B.
Bugg, C.E.
Carter, D.
Meehan, E.J.
shingle_catch_all_1 DeLucas, L.J.
Suddath, F.L.
Snyder, R.
Naumann, R.
Broom, M.B.
Pusey, M.
Yost, V.
Herren, B.
McPherson, A.
Nelson, B.
Bugg, C.E.
Carter, D.
Meehan, E.J.
Preliminary investigations of protein crystal growth using the space shuttle
0022-0248
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shingle_catch_all_2 DeLucas, L.J.
Suddath, F.L.
Snyder, R.
Naumann, R.
Broom, M.B.
Pusey, M.
Yost, V.
Herren, B.
McPherson, A.
Nelson, B.
Bugg, C.E.
Carter, D.
Meehan, E.J.
Preliminary investigations of protein crystal growth using the space shuttle
0022-0248
00220248
Elsevier
shingle_catch_all_3 DeLucas, L.J.
Suddath, F.L.
Snyder, R.
Naumann, R.
Broom, M.B.
Pusey, M.
Yost, V.
Herren, B.
McPherson, A.
Nelson, B.
Bugg, C.E.
Carter, D.
Meehan, E.J.
Preliminary investigations of protein crystal growth using the space shuttle
0022-0248
00220248
Elsevier
shingle_catch_all_4 DeLucas, L.J.
Suddath, F.L.
Snyder, R.
Naumann, R.
Broom, M.B.
Pusey, M.
Yost, V.
Herren, B.
McPherson, A.
Nelson, B.
Bugg, C.E.
Carter, D.
Meehan, E.J.
Preliminary investigations of protein crystal growth using the space shuttle
0022-0248
00220248
Elsevier
shingle_title_1 Preliminary investigations of protein crystal growth using the space shuttle
shingle_title_2 Preliminary investigations of protein crystal growth using the space shuttle
shingle_title_3 Preliminary investigations of protein crystal growth using the space shuttle
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titel Preliminary investigations of protein crystal growth using the space shuttle
titel_suche Preliminary investigations of protein crystal growth using the space shuttle
Protein crystal growth in space is of interest because of the potential applications for unique studies of crystallization processes. Theoretical and experimental research indicates that gravitational fields produce density-driven convective flow patterns which can influence crystal growth, and these convective effects can be controlled under microgravity conditions. Microgravity can also be used to control sedimentation effects. As part of a program to investigate the influence of gravity on protein crystal growth, ground and shuttle-based experiments are in progress, and suitable techniques and equipment for protein crystal growth in space are being developed. The research program includes several phases of hardware development, beginning with a simple prototype system, and evolving to an automated protein crystal growth unit that will permit the major variables in protein crystallization to be monitored and controlled during the crystal growth processes. As part of the first step in hardware development, protein crystal growth experiments have been performed on four different shuttle flight missions.
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