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Simple Scattering to be included in the 2023 BioSAXS Workshop

Join us for a 1-day virtual BioSAXS workshop on September 11, 2023. We will have interactive tutorials on SAXS data analysis given by our beamline scientists, Greg Hura and Scott Classen, along with expert talks on SAXS data analysis and utilizing SAXS data in research. You will also have the opportunity to hear about our plans for beamline upgrades and information on our Mail-in SAXS program. ...

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Simple Scattering in Methods of Enzymology

The Simple Scattering site has been highlighted in Methods of Enzymology in volume 278: "Small Angle Scattering Part B: Methods for Structural Interpretation". Check out the article here https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0076687922004050

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Dataset Statistics

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  • Draft 2008
  • Pending 10
  • Published 88
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  • COMPUTATIONAL 1
  • HT-SAXS 46
  • SANS 2
  • SAXS 1
  • SEC-SAXS 2056




Latest Datasets


Bacterial Microcompartment Shells made of BMC-H and BMC-T as a Function of pH

Bacterial microcompartments are self-assembling organelles that colocalize enzymes and metabolites of various biochemical pathways. Their selectively permeab...

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Bacterial Microcompartment Shells made of BMC-H and BMC-T as a Function of Temperature

Bacterial microcompartments are self-assembling organelles that colocalize enzymes and metabolites of various biochemical pathways. Their selectively permeab...

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Impact of DNA Sequence and Structure on Polyelectrolyte Complex Micelle Morphology

All samples prescribing to the publication: Impact of DNA Sequence and Structure on Polyelectrolyte Complex Micelle Morphology

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Conformational assemblies of PARP1-DNA-HPF1-Timeless-EB47

PARP1 detects DNA strand breaks and this leads to allosteric activation and synthesis of poly(ADP-ribose) modifications. HPF1 engages activated PARP1 to cont...

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Human EEPD1 EEP domain with mutation S523P

EEPD1 catalytic domain (EEP) with a single mutation S523P forms a monomer in solution

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Full-length human EEPD1

Full-length human EEPD1 is a flexibly tethered, multi-domain protein that uniquely dimerizes via the EEP domain.

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