The HARE chip for efficient time-resolved serial synchrotron crystallography

Mehrabi, P.; Müller-Werkmeister, H.M.; Leimkohl, J.-P.; Schikora, H.; Ninkovic, J.; Krivokuca, S.; Andriček, L.; Epp, S.W.; Sherrell, D.; Owen, R.L.; Pearson, A.R.; Tellkamp, F.; Schulz, E.C.; Miller, R.J.D.

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Figure 5
Chip maintenance and loading solutions. (a) The chip-drying station for quick drying of the chips after cleaning. (b) The glow-discharge holder, which holds Kapton masks and chips together during the glow-discharge process. (c) The storage box for safe and easy transportation of the fragile chips. (d) The chip-loading block allows efficient loading of crystalline slurries by providing a convenient vacuum seal between the polished stainless steel surface and the chip. (e) The nine-channel pipette adapter connects a conventional 1000 µl micropipette with nine 200 µl pipette tips. This allows for an increased homogeneity of the dispensed crystal slurry on the chip surface.

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Volume 27| Part 2| March 2020| Pages 360-370

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