Salvage and storage of infectious disease protein targets in the SSGCID high-throughput crystallization pathway using microfluidics

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The MPCS Plug Maker is a microcapillary-based protein-crystallization system for generating diffraction-ready crystals from nanovolumes of protein. Crystallization screening using the Plug Maker was used as a salvage pathway for proteins that failed to crystallize during the initial observation period using the traditional sitting-drop vapor-diffusion method. Furthermore, the CrystalCards used to store the crystallization experiments set up by the Plug Maker are shown be a viable container for long-term storage of protein crystals without a discernable loss of diffraction quality with time. Use of the Plug Maker with SSGCID proteins is demonstrated to be an effective crystal-salvage and storage method.

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Christensen, J., Gerdts, C. J., Clifton, M. C., & Stewart, L. (2011). Salvage and storage of infectious disease protein targets in the SSGCID high-throughput crystallization pathway using microfluidics. Acta Crystallographica Section F: Structural Biology and Crystallization Communications, 67(9), 1022–1026. https://doi.org/10.1107/S1744309111023232

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