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Figure 6
An X-ray diffraction pattern from a crystal of lysozyme, which was cooled by a stream of liquid nitrogen, recorded at BL38B1 with C7942, with an exposure time of 15 s, X-ray energy of 18.0 keV, oscillation angle of 1° and specimen-to-detector distance of 80 mm. The image was processed by dark-subtraction and defect-pixel correction. Strong reflection spots are overexposed. Many spots are observed due to high mosaicity of the crystal (about 3°).

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ISSN: 1600-5775
Volume 11| Part 4| June 2004| Pages 347-352
doi:10.1107/S0909049504008519
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