Accumulated experience during the last years on counterdiffusion crystallization methods
shows that they are a convenient and generally applicable way of optimizing solution crystal …

The aetiological agent of tuberculosis (TB), Mycobacterium tuberculosis, is responsible for
millions of deaths annually. The increasing prevalence of the disease, the emergence of …

Medium-sized single crystals with perfect habits and no defect producing intense and well-
resolved diffraction patterns are the dream of every protein crystallographer. Crystals of …

The binding mode of several substrate analogues,(2R)‐2‐benzyl‐3‐dehydroquinic acids 4,
which are potent reversible competitive inhibitors of type II dehydroquinase (DHQ2), the third …

The aim of this chapter is to briefly review the recent applications of the gel method using
basic crystallization strategies to optimize the quality of small molecules (organic and …

Plants have the capacity to assimilate inorganic nitrogen and synthesize the twenty amino
acids required for normal protein synthesis, unlike animals that need at least nine essential …

The shikimate pathway is found in microorganisms, fungi, plants and also in several
apicomplexan parasites. This metabolic pathway consists of seven enzymes and converts …

A facility for crystallization experiments in space named Granada Crystallization Facility-2
(GCF-2) is presented. GCF-2 is an inexpensive and compact modular platform featuring a …

The crystallisation by counterdiffusion is a very efficient technique for obtaining high-quality
protein crystals. A prerequisite for the use of counterdiffusion techniques is that mass …

The use of hydrogel beads for the crystallization of proteins is explored in this contribution.
The dynamic behaviour of the internal precipitant, protein concentration and relative …