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I always tell students that proteins are like children; they all have
their individual preferences, so it helps to get to know the protein
when you're trying to grow crystals of it. If talking to the plates
helps, then great, do whatever works. I'd only start to worry when the
plate starts talking back to you...
Diana
On Nov 4, 2005, at 2:28 PM, Andreas Forster wrote:
All trays need names. Numbers don't suffice. Maybe crystals grow
better when you talk to your plates.
Andreas
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