ID29: a high-intensity highly automated ESRF beamline for macromolecular crystallography experiments exploiting anomalous scattering

de Sanctis, D.; Beteva, A.; Caserotto, H.; Dobias, F.; Gabadinho, J.; Giraud, T.; Gobbo, A.; Guijarro, M.; Lentini, M.; Lavault, B.; Mairs, T.; McSweeney, S.; Petitdemange, S.; Rey-Bakaikoa, V.; Surr, J.; Theveneau, P.; Leonard, G.A.; Mueller-Dieckmann, C.

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Figure 1
The overall layout of ID29. (a) Top and side views of the overall layout of ID29 with distances in metres from the source of each of the elements in the optics (OH) and experimental (EH) hutches shown. For clarity, diagnostic tools along the beamline are not labelled. (b) The experimental set-up on ID29 showing an overall view (left), and two close-up views of the sample environment. Major components are labelled.

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Volume 19| Part 3| March 2012| Pages 455-461

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