NEW SYNCHROTRON XTALLOGRPHY FACILITY:
m. capel
capel
Wed Jun 14 12:19:02 EST 1995
NSLS beamline X12B (Biology Dept., BNL) has recently undergone conversion to
enable macromolecular crystallographic data collection. After a period of testing and
successful in house use we are accepting user proposals for scheduling beamtime starting
with the next fall-winter scheduling trimester, starting in Sept. '95.
The data collection facility consists of the following:
1) Mar research 30 cm image plate scanner, using the standard
phi-spindle and base (no theta lift).
a) spindle - detector distance: 110 - 400 mm
b) detector pixel size: 150 - 175 micron.
c) detector aperture: 300 mm.
d) scan/erase time: 3.5 min.
2) Oxford cryosystems cryostream.
3) FTS cooler.
4) SGI Indy workstations for instrumental interface and indexing calculations.
a) 16 GByte disk space
b) Tape formats: 8mm, 4mm
c) Installed indexing software base:
DENZO
MOSFILM
The performance of our beamline optics are summarized in the following parameter list:
1) energy range: 7.7 - 13.1 Kev (1.6 - 95 Angstrom).
2) nominal bandpass 2.5 - 6 eV (Co K - SE K).
3) focus dimensions: 300 x 300 micron (FWHH).
4) flux delivered on crystal: 10 ^ 10 cps
(300 micron collimation, 250 mA ring current, 1 Angstrom)
5) NSLS beam current decay half life: 24 hrs.
A web-based application form and submission instructions can be found at URL:
http://bnlstb.bio.bnl.gov:8000/WWW_Root/webdocs/nsls/x12b/x12b_prop_form.html
Contact:
Malcolm Capel, Biology Dept, Brookhaven National Laboratory
Bldg. 463
Brookhaven Nat'l Lab
Upton, N.Y., 11973
Tel no: 516-282-5712
Fax no: -3407
Email: capel at crim12b.nsls.bnl.gov
capel at marindy1.nsls.bnl.gov
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