EMBL-ESRF India Project
EMBL, ESRF and the Indian National Institute of Immunology (NII) New Delhi, shares a Memorandum of Understanding agreement to run the BM14 bending magnet beamline at the ESRF for the period 2010-2014.
This beamline is specialised in the Multiple/Single anomalous Diffraction methods (MAD/SAD) and is particularly suited to measure very low anomalous signal from crystallized macromolecules that will enable scientists to determine the 3D structural details.
Beamline instrumentation permits also to measure ultralow resolution data (up to 300 A) with a dedicated fully motorized beamstop.
Finally a Humidity controlled device is available for scientist willing to improve diffraction power of their samples via controlled hydration or dehydration processes at room temperature
Beamtime access is provided to the EMBL, the ESRF and the Indian MX communities.
Additional information can be obtained from the beamline responsible Hassan Belrhali.
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