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Figure 3
Comparison of crystal morphology and size. Each data point represents a one crystal.. Protein crystals grew in both microgravity and ground-control conditions. (a) Morphology of crystals and number of wells containing crystals. Wells 1–5 were set up with MW1 or 3B5H10 Fab, wells 6–10 with Fab + peptide, wells 11 and 12 with HD-16Q, wells 13–22 with Fab + HD-16Q, wells 23–36 with Fab + HD-39Q, wells 37–48 with HD-16Q, HD-25Q, HD-36Q or HD-46Q, wells 49–54 with huntingtin-GFP and wells 55–60 with full-length huntingtin. See Supplementary Table S1 for a complete description of the initial conditions. (b) Area of crystals greater than 400 µm2 grown in microgravity (n = 67) and on Earth (n = 97). Data shown are geometric means with 95% confidence intervals. The geometric mean is suitable for data that range over several orders of magnitude (West et al., 2010  ). |
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