Crystallography Physics
Crystallography
The Crystallography is a misleading term. Diamonds and relatives are on the peripheries of the crystallographer field of interest. Probably the better name would be the "structural chemistry" or even the "structural biology". How the basic structures of living, rapidly changing world are connected with something as static as crystals? If one want to know 3-D structures of biological molecules - one need to crystalize them, then to put them into the X-ray beam and to interpret the obtained diffraction pattern.
For simplicity alternative techniques of structural biology, for example NMR, neutron and electron crystallography are also included here.
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See Also:
- Crystal Research and Technology is an international journal examining all aspects of research within experimental, industrial and theoretical crystallography.
- VRML crystal structures at the Institute Laue - Langevin.
- Provides a unique mixture of sessions on training, education, and applications and papers containing details about state-of-the-art techniques and future developments in X-ray analysis.
- A list of the possible crystal lattice structures and coordinates of atoms in such crystals.
- WEB directory by IUCr.
- Accurate 3D medical/molecular/scientific animations and illustrations.
- The IUCr free searchable online Directory of crystallographers and of other scientists employing crystallographic methods. Some functions require an IUCr password.
- Focused news, events, interviews, suppliers information and jobs related to protein crystallography.
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