Surface treatment by oxidizing the plates can alter the response of protein crystallization

Guo, Y.-Z.; Liu, Y.-M.; Yin, D.-C.; He, J.; Zhang, C.-Y.; Cao, H.-L.; Hou, H.; Ma, W.; Guo, W.-H.; Shi, J.-Y.; Cui, C.; Wang, Z.; Shang, P.

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Figure 1
Comparison of the averaged normalized screening hits in the OCP and control groups (a) at 2 d and (b) at 6 d. The screening hits were normalized on the basis of the hits obtained in the OCP group. (a) Error bars: standard error of the mean E = 0.12; number of samples n = 8; independent-samples t-test P = 0.002 < 0.05; (b) E = 0.11; n = 12; independent-samples t-test P = 3.97 × 10⁻⁶ < 0.05. An enhancement in crystallization screening hits was observed after the oxidation of the crystallization plates.

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Volume 47| Part 1| February 2014| Pages 228-236

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