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Looks like youre looking along a six-fold axis, perhaps serendipitous
good stacking of your 2D plates?  Could you index these?

Flip

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lovely. might it be due to an incommensurate modulated phase?

> Dear all,
>
> I would like to share with you a very strange diffraction pattern that

> I recently collected at the SLS.
>
> You can have a look at some pictures of this diffraction pattern here:
>
> http://tiagobarros.home.sapo.pt/zoom_in.png
>
> http://tiagobarros.home.sapo.pt/45.png (45 degrees)
>
> http://tiagobarros.home.sapo.pt/90.png
>
> http://tiagobarros.home.sapo.pt/135.png
>
> Some additional information. These happened with just one of my 
> crystals. I know from previous experience that my crystals (from a 
> membrane protein) are made of stacks of 2D crystals (SG P321). This 
> stacking is very often not that ordered, which leads to different 
> layers with different orientation within the same crystal. The space 
> group of my crystals is usually either C2 or P3121.
>
> I've found these circular motif of spots very curious, and I don't 
> really have a good explanation for them.
>
> Any idea of what might have caused this?
>
> Thank you.
>
> Tiago
>
>
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>
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Harry
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