MASSIF-1: a beamline dedicated to the fully automatic characterization and data collection from crystals of biological macromolecules

Bowler, M.W.; Nurizzo, D.; Barrett, R.; Beteva, A.; Bodin, M.; Caserotto, H.; Delagenière, S.; Dobias, F.; Flot, D.; Giraud, T.; Guichard, N.; Guijarro, M.; Lentini, M.; Leonard, G.A.; McSweeney, S.; Oskarsson, M.; Schmidt, W.; Snigirev, A.; von Stetten, D.; Surr, J.; Svensson, O.; Theveneau, P.; Mueller-Dieckmann, C.

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Figure 4
Three-dimensional profile of the beam when using apertures. The 50 µm (top) and 10 µm (below) profiles are shown; 30 µm, 20 µm and 15 µm apertures are also available. Using the central part of the full beam Gaussian leads to a near `top-hat' profile of the beam. The flux is shown in arbitrary units.

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Volume 22| Part 6| October 2015| Pages 1540-1547

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