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CryoLoops & MicroTubes MicroTube application n CryoLoop support for CrystalCap features n Laser-cut steel pin n Use to mount CryoLoop to CrystalCap description The MicroTube is the mount and support for the CryoLoop for crystallographers who prefer to mount their own CryoLoop. It fits into the pinhole opening on the CrystalCap or CrystalCap Copper (use 10 mm only) and is secured with epoxy or Super Glue. A CryoLoop is then secured into the opposite end of the MicroTube. The MicroTube is a laser-cut, 0.65 mm diameter stainless steel hollow tube. They are available in a variety of lengths to accommodate the wide range of geometries presented by various x-ray data collection systems. The 18 mm length MicroTube is the standard length used at most data collection facilities. Try a MicroTube FitKit pack to determine the best length for your application. Determining MicroTube Length Follow the instructions to determine which size works best for you. The following considerations have been taken in determining the length which is best suited for you: Most XYZ goniometer heads have 5 mm of Z adjustment. The length of exposed loop stem on a Mounted CryoLoop is approximately 0.5 - 0.7 mm. When mounted properly, the length of exposed MicroTube set in a CrystalCap Copper is approximately 1.0 mm. Recommendations: Use 18 mm MicroTube with CrystalCap Use 10 mm MicroTube with CrystalCap Copper 18 mm Order Information Cat. No. Name Description Price HR4-928 MicroTube FitKit 6 pack (1 of each size) $25.00 HR4-915 MicroTube - 10 mm 60 pack $59.00 HR4-917 MicroTube - 12 mm 60 pack $59.00 HR4-919 MicroTube - 14 mm 60 pack $59.00 HR4-921 MicroTube - 18 mm 60 pack $59.00 HR4-923 MicroTube - 21 mm 60 pack $59.00 HR4-925 MicroTube - 24 mm 60 pack $59.00 HR4-318 Epoxy Dual Syringe 25 ml tube $10.00 HR4-346 Epoxy & Hardener 35 g tube (2 pack) $9.00 HR4-316 Super Glue 2 g tube $5.00 cryocrystallography CryoLoops - 20 micron application n Cryocrystallography features n Synthetic CryoLoop n Complete range of loop diameters from 0.05 - 1.0 mm n 20 micron diameter nylon Crystal shown being collected using a Hampton Research CryoLoop. Picture courtesy of Lisa Edberg. Center for Macromolecular Crystallography University of Alabama, Birmingham. description CryoLoops in 20 micron diameter nylon. They are used to mount, freeze, and secure the crystal during cryocrystallographic procedures and x-ray data collection. These nylon CryoLoops show minimal diffraction, are thin for fast freezing, strong, and aerodynamic. Supplied as 10 loops per strip, 6 strips per package. Stake CryoLoops into MicroTubes using epoxy or Super Glue. Order Information Cat. No. Name Description Price HR4-941 CryoLoop - 20 micron Sampler - 70 pack (10 of each size) $79.00 HR4-623 CryoLoop - 20 micron 0.05 - 0.1 mm - 60 pack $69.00 HR4-929 CryoLoop - 20 micron 0.1 - 0.2 mm - 60 pack $69.00 HR4-931 CryoLoop - 20 micron 0.2 - 0.3 mm - 60 pack $69.00 HR4-933 CryoLoop - 20 micron 0.3 - 0.4 mm - 60 pack $69.00 HR4-935 CryoLoop - 20 micron 0.4 - 0.5 mm - 60 pack $69.00 HR4-937 CryoLoop - 20 micron 0.5 - 0.7 mm - 60 pack $69.00 HR4-939 CryoLoop - 20 micron 0.7 - 1.0 mm - 60 pack $69.00 126 Hampton Research • Phone: 800-452-3899 or 949-425-1321 • Fax: 949-425-1611 • www.hamptonresearch.com • Customer Service: info@hrmail.com • Technical Support: tech@hrmail.com
CryoLoops - 10 micron application n Cryocrystallography features n Synthetic CryoLoop n Complete range of loop diameters from 0.05 - 0.5 mm n 10 micron diameter nylon description CryoLoops are available in 10 and 20 micron diameters. They are used to mount, freeze, and secure the crystal during cryocrystallographic procedures and x-ray data collection. These synthetic CryoLoops show minimal diffraction, are thin for fast freezing, strong, and aerodynamic. Supplied as 10 loops per strip, 6 strips per package. Stake CryoLoops into MicroTubes using Super Glue (HR4-316). Please note that the 10 micron CryoLoops are very flexible due to their small diameter. Order Information Cat. No. Name Description Price HR4-981 CryoLoop - 10 micron Sampler - 50 pack (10 of each size) $69.00 HR4-983 CryoLoop - 10 micron 0.05 - 0.1 mm - 60 pack $79.00 HR4-985 CryoLoop - 10 micron 0.1 - 0.2 mm - 60 pack $79.00 HR4-987 CryoLoop - 10 micron 0.2 - 0.3 mm - 60 pack $79.00 HR4-989 CryoLoop - 10 micron 0.3 - 0.4 mm - 60 pack $79.00 HR4-991 CryoLoop - 10 micron 0.4 - 0.5 mm - 60 pack $79.00 Crystal shown being collected using a Hampton Research CryoLoop. Picture courtesy of Lisa Edberg. Center for Macromolecular Crystallography University of Alabama, Birmingham. Epoxy applications n Sealing capillary tubes n Securing MicroTubes into CrystalCaps n Securing CryoLoops into MicroTubes description 5 minute, fast drying epoxy for sealing capillary tubes or securing MicroTubes into CrystalCaps or securing CryoLoops into MicroTubes. Sets in 5 minutes, can be handled in 15 minutes. Full bond strength in 1 hour. Requires no heat. Order Information Cat. No. Name Description Price HR4-318 Epoxy Dual Syringe 25 ml tube $10.00 HR4-346 Epoxy & Hardener 35 g tube (2 pack) $9.00 Super Glue application n Staking CryoLoops to MicroTubes description Super Glue for securing CryoLoops into MicroTubes. Order Information Cat. No. Name Description Price HR4-316 Super Glue 2 g tube $5.00 cryocrystallography 127
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table of contents PAGES 5 pct pre-c
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pct Pre-Crystallization Test applic
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index f o r m u l a t i o n A1 A2 A
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crystal screen formulation A1 A2 A3
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natrix formulation 1. 0.01 M Magnes
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crystal screen cryo formulation 1.
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Low Ionic Strength Screen applicati
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organic salts organic acids macromo
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Heavy Atom Screen Pt (Platinum) 1.
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Crystal Image. Allan D’Arcy, Swit
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StockOptions ADA - 185 ml $208.00 C
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table of contents Page Pre-Crystall
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Polymers Polyethylene glycol 300 HR
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Salts Ammonium acetate HR2-565 1.0
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Salts Lithium acetate dihydrate HR2
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Buffers Imidazole Buffer (Useful pH
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Optimize Silica - Reducing Hydrogel
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Silica Optimize Hydrogel - Oils Flu
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Optimize - Silica Hydrogel kit appl
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Nuclear receptor crystal. Gilbert B
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stockoptions sodium citrate buffer
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n Hanging Drop Crystallization n Si
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Page 91 and 92: Microbatch 96 Well Plate applicatio
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Page 101 and 102: Sealing Films, Tapes, Mats & Covers
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Page 107 and 108: Protein crystals. Kasumi Kobayashi,
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Page 163 and 164: tough-tags® on a roll Tough-Tags®
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Page 171 and 172: Crystallography Made Crystal Clear
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lysozyme application n Crystallizat
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