Rotating Vessels for Growing Protein Crystals
Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Houston, Texas
Thursday, December 01 2005
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Rotation would ameliorate adverse effects of gravitation.
Rotating vessels have been proposed as means of growing larger, more nearly uniform protein crystals than would otherwise be possible in the presence of normal Earth gravitation. Heretofore, nonrotating vessels have been used.
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