Small-angle scattering (SAS) of x-rays and neutrons is a fundamental tool in the study of
biological macromolecules. The major advantage of the method lies in its ability to provide …

1. Introduction 1482. Basics of X-ray and neutron scattering 1492.1 Elastic scattering of
electromagnetic radiation by a single electron 1492.2 Scattering by assemblies of electrons …

We demonstrate tracking of protein structural changes with time-resolved wide-angle X-ray
scattering (TR-WAXS) with nanosecond time resolution. We investigated the tertiary and …

Visualizing the navigation of an ensemble of unfolded molecules through the bumpy energy
landscape in search of the native state gives a pictorial view of biomolecular folding. This …

Highlights•Time-resolved structural information is key to understanding biological
mechanism.•The molecular details of biomolecular catalysis and regulation can be studied …

One of the most recurring questions in protein folding refers to the interplay between
formation of secondary structure and hydrophobic collapse. In contrast with secondary …

Microreactor technology has gained significant popularity in the chemical and process
industry in the past decade. The development of microreactors either as innovative …

Unfolded proteins under strongly denaturing conditions are highly expanded. However,
when the conditions are more close to native, an unfolded protein may collapse to a …

The resolution and reliability of solution scattering models have been significantly improved
by ab initio shape and domain structure determination, and by detailed modelling of …

Interactions between proteins and surfactants are of relevance in many applications
including food, washing powder formulations, and drug formulation. The anionic surfactant …