Structural Biology – Products

Thermo Fisher Scientific introduces two new instruments to improve on its leadership in cryo-electron microscopy.

The role of autophagy is of particular interest in the study of neuronal cells, where it helps to maintain protein structure and function over long axonal distances.

At the 58th Experimental Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Conference, Bruker announced new software and hardware addressing the need for enhanced workflow solutions for NMR spectroscopy research and analysis.

Label-free viability determination and cell sizing.

PANalytical launches a goniometer-based X-ray scattering platform for advanced SAXS/WAXS experiments.

Unique Trapped Ion Mobility Spectrometry (TIMS) coupled to Bruker’s High-Performance QTOF Mass Spectrometry enables high-resolution compound separation, significant duty cycle enhancements and studies of protein conformations, aggregation and structural isomers.

In this application note, triple detection size exclusion chromatography (SEC-TD) is used to understand the ability of proteins to form ordered, structured complexes. The controlling mechanism behind these protein complexes is fundamental to our knowledge of protein signaling pathways and the physiological responses they control.

Company has announced that the new GHz-class NMR capabilities will open new research frontiers in structural biology, intrinsically disordered proteins (IDP) and membrane proteins.

Company has announced that the Situ-1™ crystallization plates have been selected for use in microgravity crystallization experiments aboard the International Space Station.

This application note evaluates mixing using a rapid chemical reaction causing a colour change as the indicator of mixing.