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Macromolecular Crystallography Protocols, Volume 2: Structure Determination (Methods in Molecular Biology)

Macromolecular Crystallography Protocols, Volume 2: Structure Determination (Methods in Molecular Biology)
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Macromolecular Crystallography Protocols, Volume 2: Structure Determination (Methods in Molecular Biology)

 
 
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In the decade since publication of the first edition this book, the field has seen several major developments. These developments have both accelerated the pace of structure determination and made crystallography accessible to a broader range of investigators. Volume I is dedicated to crystallization and ways to increase the odds of obtaining crystals in macromolecules. Volume 2 covers both computational methods for characterizing crystals and solving structures.


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Hardcover:400 pages
Publisher:Springer
Publication Date:February 05, 2007
Language:English
ISBN:1588299023
Product Width:157.25 centimeters
Product Height:230.5 centimeters
Product Weight:1.28 pounds
Package Length:9.3 inches
Package Width:6.2 inches
Package Height:0.8 inches
Package Weight:1.25 pounds
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5Like it!  Jan 04, 2010 By m
The usually recommended books for students are never quite adequate. They tend to be either too simple or too complex, especially for a beginner. This book sort of bridges the gap. I have also bought Practical Protein Crystallography by Duncan McRee and I feel both these books are a good start for beginners. I wish I had bought this one sooner.

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