very large things
will have a scattering profile that doesn't align well at all with the UV
and RI. What I usually do is use the alignment parameters from a small,
more isotropic scatterer like cytochrome C or RNase A at high concentration
for my experimental runs.
Hope this helps,
Kushol
The Catalase tetramer is around there (232 kD according to the Table 1 in
Mylonas and Svergun, J. Applied Cryst. 2007). The shape of the tetramer in the
PDB (4BLC) seems reasonably globular.
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p-73370.html
http://www.dionex.com/en-us/products/columns/bio/nucleic-acid/dnapac-pa200/l
p-73371.html
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We're using an older Dynamax system that is outfitted with PEEK throughout.
Cheers,
Kushol
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computed hydrodynamic properties to those observed in gel
filtration or centrifugation or SAXS or the like) could help flesh out these
types of questions.
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sedimentation velocity.
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mass.
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ood, too.
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Please respond to Joseph Curtis (joseph.cur...@nist.gov) and Susan Krueger
(susan.krue...@nist.gov ) if you are interested.
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If there is someone that is interested then they should contact
ery active community of small-angle scattering geeks on the forum
at www.saxier.org - might be worth posting this question there as well.
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, but that might
be worth googling as well.
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Dear all,
the other day I obtained SAXS data from which a low-resol
sounds
like you have other data - do the theoretical Rs, f/fo, etc of the shapes
generated agree well with your other measurements?
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Hi Maia, this review and website might be a good place to start:
http://analyticalultracentrifugation.com/images/AUCinProteinScience.pdf
http://analyticalultracentrifugation.com/default.htm
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Does the beamline have an attenuator? (I'm pretty sure SSRL BL4-2 has a
series of them that can be flipped on.)
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, Crystallization of bFGF-DNA aptamer complexes using a
Sparse Matrix designed for proteinnucleic acid complexes Journal of Crystal
Growth, 2001 232 (2001) 409417
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Isn't 18 mLs into a Superdex 200 10/300 column run out near where the 670kD
marker is, just after the void at ~15 mLs? Zhen, did you mean ~500kD rather
than 5kD?.
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University of Pennsyl
Mea culpa - I'm thinking minutes at 0.5 ml/min, not mLs!
(clearly I'm overdue for my afternoon caffeine...)
Kushol
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ed for reduction.
HTH,
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See below and contact Joseph Curtis (joseph.cur...@nist.gov) for more
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your SAXS expt, start at a sample
concentration where MW (kD) * concentration (mg/mL) ~100 and then adjust
accordingly.
(I’ve successfully studied molecules as small as a 8.5 kD Tudor domain and a
~7kD CHAPS micelle in this way.)
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correlation coefficient for fits.
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is would be to start with
CRYSOL and see what the discrepancy between the structure and the primary
scattering and in what part of the data those discrepancies lie. I can
suggest a number of citations on each of the bullet points above if you'd
like.
Good Luck,
Kushol
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aren’t the same thing as EM
reconstructions, and can be horribly misleading if parts of your atomic
inventory are flexible or disordered.
(what are your NSD values for the bead calculations using what program? What do
your Kratky and Porod-Debye plots look like?)
Kushol
Kushol Gupta
crepancies like those
you note should be expected.
Hope that helps,
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