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High-Throughput Crystal Screening

Typical methods for generation of polymorphs include sublimation, crystallization from different solvents, vapor diffusion, thermal treatment, melt crystallization, and rapid precipitation. High-throughput screening methods have been reported for polymorph screening.50... [Pg.26]

R. Hilfiker, J. Berghausen, F. Blatter, et at. Polymorphism - integrated approach from high-throughput screening to crystallization optimization, J. Therm. Anal. Calorim., 73, 429 440 (2003). [Pg.240]

Microbatch can be performed either manually or automatically (Chayen et ah, 1992). It is the simplest crystallization method and therefore can be easily performed in high-throughput trials. Current robots can dispense microbatch trials down to 1 nl volumes. Depending on the type of oils used to cover the trials, this technique can be harnessed for both screening and optimization experiments. [Pg.47]

A fully automated protein crystallography beamline at a third-generation synchrotron source can screen several hundred crystals daily. Automatic evaluation of the diffraction images to ascertain crystal quality is, therefore, a critical step for high-throughput data acquisition. Evaluation of each image requires software that mimics the traditional visual assessment of crystal quality. [Pg.180]

Cohen, A. E., McPhUlips, S. E., Song, J. and MiUer, M. D. (2005). Automation of high-throughput protein crystal screening at SSRL. Synchrotron Radiation News 18, 28-35. [Pg.188]

Zhang, Z., Sauter, N. K., van den Bedem, H., SneU, G. and Deacon, A. M. (2006). Automated diffraction image analysis and spot searching for high-throughput crystal screening. /. Appl. Crystallogr. 39,112-119. [Pg.189]

Walter, T. S., et al. (2005). A procedure for setting up high throughput nanolitre crystallization experiments. III. Crystalhzation workflow for initial screening. [Pg.262]

Hilfiker, R. Berghausen, J. Blatter, F. etal Polymorphism - Integrated Approach from High-Throughput Screening to Crystallization Optimization /. Therm. Anal. Calorim. 2003, 73, 429-140. [Pg.167]


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