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Figure 3
Shipment and storage of crystal-containing chips. (A) Cassette (gray) for storage and transportation of the assembled sandwiched chips (green). (B) Once the chips are clipped onto the holder, the entity is loaded into a plastic tube containing a moist cotton pad/paper soaked with crystallization solution to prevent the samples from drying out. A 3D-printed holder for the 96-well sandwiched chips compatible with a 15 mL plastic tube is shown. (C) Crystals of lysozyme grown on a chip composed of a 3.6 µm Mylar membrane were captured before (left) and after (right) shipment of the sandwiched chips from the home laboratory (Gothenburg, Sweden) to the ID29 beamline of ESRF (Grenoble, France) with a total duration of ∼7 days.

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Volume 59| Part 2| April 2026| Pages 303-315
https://doi.org/10.1107/S1600576725011513
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