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David Stokes

@dls4n

Structural biologist and Cryo-EM practitioner. Interests in membrane transport, cell biophysics and bicycles.

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linkhttp://stokeslab.med.nyu.edu calendar_today22-04-2009 17:11:56

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I agree. Solubilize lipids in C12E8. Add FC12 in amounts expected for protein. Test reconstitution using Biobeads and o/n dialysis.

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Leginon modifications back to Anchi and Jim to incorporate into their distribution? Or do we have to remember this next upgrade?

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Most vesicles look ok. EYPC/EYPA seems best, maybe neg charge causes increased adsorption to grid. What happened with DOPG?

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If the robot is not crashing the microscope, then why not let it go overnight. I don't think any harm comes of a vacuum crash anyway.

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p2a3 reconstitution looks like aggregated/precipitated protein. definitely no vesicles. but I think you got the recipe wrong as we discussed

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After a year and a half of planning and a little help from my friends, the cryo-EM facility at NYU is finally collecting its first data set for me tonight. The first of many more to come.

After a year and a half of planning and a little help from my friends, the cryo-EM facility at NYU is finally collecting its first data set for me tonight. The first of many more to come.