A Low Volume, High Density Microgravity Protein Crystal Growth Method Using a NanoRacks NanoLab Carl W. Carruthers, Jr., HMRI; Cory Gerdts, Protein BioSolutions; Michael D. Johnson, NanoRacks, LLC; Paul Webb, HMRI

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Date: 2014-07-21 15:49:26 Mineralogy Condensed matter physics Materials science Protein structure Crystal growth Crystallization X-ray crystallography Protein crystallization Crystal Chemistry Science Crystallography		A Low Volume, High Density Microgravity Protein Crystal Growth Method Using a NanoRacks NanoLab Carl W. Carruthers, Jr., HMRI; Cory Gerdts, Protein BioSolutions; Michael D. Johnson, NanoRacks, LLC; Paul Webb, HMRI Add to Reading List Source URL: www.astronautical.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 2,08 MB Share Document on Facebook

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