MX 14.3
Macromolecular Crystallography 14.3 /7T-WLS-2
The MX 14.3 instrument is a fixed energy beamline (13.87 keV ) for macromolecular crystallography. This beamline can perform X-ray diffraction experiments of very small crystals down to 15 micrometers. This beamline has special equipment to perform X-ray diffraction experiments under controlled variation of crystal hydration. Please find in the table below the characteristic of beamline 14.3.
Methods
Crystallography (biological macromolecules), Single Crystal Diffraction
Remote access
not possible
Instrument data | |
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Phone (~49 30 8062-) | 13432 |
Beam availability | 24h/d |
Source | 7T-WLS-2 (Wavelength Shifter) |
Monochromator | CCM Si(111) |
Energy range (at experiment) | 13.87 keV |
Energy resolution | 5 eV |
Flux | 0.4·1011 (Photons/s/100mA) |
Polarisation | horizontal |
Focus size (hor. x vert.) | 200 μm ∅ 150 μm ∅ 100 μm ∅ 70 μm ∅ 50 μm ∅ |
Temperature range | 100 - 293 K |
Pressure range | ambient |
Detector | • X-fluorescence detector: Amptek X 1-2-3 SDD • Pixel-detector: Pilatus 6M CCD |
Manipulators | not applicable |
Sample holder compatibility | Standard magnetic base, 22 mm fixed sample holder length.
For details contact the station manager. |
Additional equipment | |
Additional information | Further details: bewamline MX_beamline-14.3 |
Goniometer | Arinax MD2-S with Mini-Kappa goniometer MK3 |
For more details visit our MX website.
The experimental station is installed at the fixed energy beamline BL14.3 for macromolecular crystallography. This station has special equipment to perform X-ray diffraction experiments under controlled variation of crystal hydration.
The station supports the following experimental techniques:
- De novo structure solution using SAD
- Crystal screening
- High resolution diffraction experiments
- Controlled crystal dehydration using the HX-Lab humidity controller