PubMed · 8749366
Proteins at atomic resolution.
Abstract
Experimental advances in data collection, including bright sources, cryogenic cooling and two-dimensional detectors, have made it tractable to record data to beyond 1.2 A for several proteins, yielding high-accuracy models and fine details of structure. For small metalloproteins, atomic-resolution data have enabled ab initio solution of the phase problem.
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Z Dauter, V S Lamzin, K S Wilson. 1995. Proteins at atomic resolution.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0959-440x(95)80011-5
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