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Revision 1701 Apr 2008 - Main.DavidCowburn
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June 2007 Scientific Report, NYSBCIntroductionIn order to provide Principal Investigators and other interested parties a continuous overview of the scientific activities at NYSBC, it is planned to provide approximately quarterly summaries on-line and available in printed form. Your input into the format and content of the report would be welcome. To obtain printed copies of this report, please contact Mr. Shahn at 212 939 0660 x 9102.FacilitiesBeam linesBased on PDB depositions, X4A and X4C remain the most productive first generation beam lines in structural biology, just behind overall the second generation beam lines at Argonne, and ESRF.CEM300kV microscope passed most significant engineering tests and is ready to enter into general use | ||||||||
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NMRIn the last quarter, 98% of the scheduled time for Member Institutions was available.Participating Research Teams and LaboratoriesNYCOMPSNIGMS Staff and external reviewers visited the NYSBC site of NYCOMPS for an in-progress review on May 2nd.Preprints and publicationsWarning: Can't find topic RecentPreprintsAndReprintsPoints of Reference for NYSBC
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Revision 1621 Mar 2008 - Main.DavidCowburn
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June 2007 Scientific Report, NYSBCIntroductionIn order to provide Principal Investigators and other interested parties a continuous overview of the scientific activities at NYSBC, it is planned to provide approximately quarterly summaries on-line and available in printed form. Your input into the format and content of the report would be welcome. To obtain printed copies of this report, please contact Mr. Shahn at 212 939 0660 x 9102.FacilitiesBeam linesBased on PDB depositions, X4A and X4C remain the most productive first generation beam lines in structural biology, just behind overall the second generation beam lines at Argonne, and ESRF.CEM300kV microscope passed most significant engineering tests and is ready to enter into general use | ||||||||
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NMRIn the last quarter, 98% of the scheduled time for Member Institutions was available.Participating Research Teams and LaboratoriesNYCOMPSNIGMS Staff and external reviewers visited the NYSBC site of NYCOMPS for an in-progress review on May 2nd.Preprints and publicationsWarning: Can't find topic RecentPreprintsAndReprintsPoints of Reference for NYSBC
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June 2007 Scientific Report, NYSBCIntroductionIn order to provide Principal Investigators and other interested parties a continuous overview of the scientific activities at NYSBC, it is planned to provide approximately quarterly summaries on-line and available in printed form. Your input into the format and content of the report would be welcome. To obtain printed copies of this report, please contact Mr. Shahn at 212 939 0660 x 9102.FacilitiesBeam linesBased on PDB depositions, X4A and X4C remain the most productive first generation beam lines in structural biology, just behind overall the second generation beam lines at Argonne, and ESRF.CEM300kV microscope passed most significant engineering tests and is ready to enter into general useDr. Ruben Diaz-Avalos joined the facility as the Technical Director. The scheduling of CEM time is being changed from a project based system to institutional allocation. Final details of procedures will be sent to CEM users. NMRIn the last quarter, 98% of the scheduled time for Member Institutions was available.Participating Research Teams and LaboratoriesNYCOMPSNIGMS Staff and external reviewers visited the NYSBC site of NYCOMPS for an in-progress review on May 2nd.Preprints and publicationsWarning: Can't find topic RecentPreprintsAndReprintsPoints of Reference for NYSBC
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June 2007 Scientific Report, NYSBCIntroductionIn order to provide Principal Investigators and other interested parties a continuous overview of the scientific activities at NYSBC, it is planned to provide approximately quarterly summaries on-line and available in printed form. Your input into the format and content of the report would be welcome. To obtain printed copies of this report, please contact Mr. Shahn at 212 939 0660 x 9102.FacilitiesBeam linesBased on PDB depositions, X4A and X4C remain the most productive first generation beam lines in structural biology, just behind overall the second generation beam lines at Argonne, and ESRF.CEM300kV microscope passed most significant engineering tests and is ready to enter into general useDr. Ruben Diaz-Avalos joined the facility as the Technical Director. The scheduling of CEM time is being changed from a project based system to institutional allocation. Final details of procedures will be sent to CEM users. NMRIn the last quarter, 98% of the scheduled time for Member Institutions was available.Participating Research Teams and LaboratoriesNYCOMPSNIGMS Staff and external reviewers visited the NYSBC site of NYCOMPS for an in-progress review on May 2nd.Preprints and publicationsWarning: Can't find topic RecentPreprintsAndReprintsPoints of Reference for NYSBC
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IntroductionIn order to provide Principal Investigators and other interested parties a continuous overview of the scientific activities at NYSBC, it is planned to provide approximately quarterly summaries on-line and available in printed form. Your input into the format and content of the report would be welcome. To obtain printed copies of this report, please contact Mr. Shahn at 212 939 0660 x 9102.FacilitiesBeam linesBased on PDB depositions, X4A and X4C remain the most productive first generation beam lines in structural biology, just behind overall the second generation beam lines at Argonne, and ESRF.CEM300kV microscope passed most significant engineering tests and is ready to enter into general useDr. Ruben Diaz-Avalos joined the facility as the Technical Director. The scheduling of CEM time is being changed from a project based system to institutional allocation. Final details of procedures will be sent to CEM users. NMRIn the last quarter, 98% of the scheduled time for Member Institutions was available.Participating Research Teams and LaboratoriesNYCOMPSNIGMS Staff and external reviewers visited the NYSBC site of NYCOMPS for an in-progress review on May 2nd.Preprints and publicationsWarning: Can't find topic RecentPreprintsAndReprintsPoints of Reference for NYSBC
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Revision 1209 Jul 2007 - Main.DavidCowburn
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June 2007 Scientific Report, NYSBC, Preliminary DraftIntroductionIn order to provide Principal Investigators and other interested parties a continuous overview of the scientific activities at NYSBC, it is planned to provide approximately quarterly summaries on-line and available in printed form. Your input into the format and content of the report would be welcome. To obtain printed copies of this report, please contact Mr. Shahn at 212 939 0660 x 9102.FacilitiesBeam linesBased on PDB depositions, X4A and X4C remain the most productive first generation beam lines in structural biology, just behind overall the second generation beam lines at Argonne, and ESRF.CEM300kV microscope passed most significant engineering tests and is ready to enter into general useDr. Ruben Diaz-Avalos joined the facility as the Technical Director. The scheduling of CEM time is being changed from a project based system to institutional allocation. Final details of procedures will be sent to CEM users. NMRIn the last quarter, 98% of the scheduled time for Member Institutions was available.Participating Research Teams and LaboratoriesNYCOMPSNIGMS Staff and external reviewers visited the NYSBC site of NYCOMPS for an in-progress review on May 2nd. | ||||||||
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Revision 1104 Jul 2007 - Main.DavidStokes
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June 2007 Scientific Report, NYSBC, Preliminary DraftIntroductionIn order to provide Principal Investigators and other interested parties a continuous overview of the scientific activities at NYSBC, it is planned to provide approximately quarterly summaries on-line and available in printed form. Your input into the format and content of the report would be welcome. To obtain printed copies of this report, please contact Mr. Shahn at 212 939 0660 x 9102.FacilitiesBeam linesBased on PDB depositions, X4A and X4C remain the most productive first generation beam lines in structural biology, just behind overall the second generation beam lines at Argonne, and ESRF.CEM | ||||||||
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NMRIn the last quarter, 98% of the scheduled time for Member Institutions was available.Participating Research Teams and LaboratoriesNYCOMPSNIGMS Staff and external reviewers visited the NYSBC site of NYCOMPS for an in-progress review on May 2nd.Cellular BiophysicsPhysical BiochemistryPreprints and publicationsWarning: Can't find topic RecentPreprintsAndReprintsPoints of Reference for NYSBC
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Revision 1029 Jun 2007 - Main.DavidCowburn
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June 2007 Scientific Report, NYSBC, Preliminary DraftIntroductionIn order to provide Principal Investigators and other interested parties a continuous overview of the scientific activities at NYSBC, it is planned to provide approximately quarterly summaries on-line and available in printed form. Your input into the format and content of the report would be welcome. To obtain printed copies of this report, please contact Mr. Shahn at 212 939 0660 x 9102.FacilitiesBeam lines | ||||||||
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| < < | Based on PDB depositions, X4A and X4C remain the most productive first generation beam lines in structural biology, just behind overall the second generation beam lines at Argonne, and | |||||||
| > > | Based on PDB depositions, X4A and X4C remain the most productive first generation beam lines in structural biology, just behind overall the second generation beam lines at Argonne, and ESRF. | |||||||
CEM | ||||||||
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| < < | Dr. Ruben Diaz-Avalos joined the facility as the Technical Director. The scheduling of CEM time is being changed from a project based system to institutional allocation. Final details of procedures will be sent to CEM users. | |||||||
| > > | Dr. Ruben Diaz-Avalos joined the facility as the Technical Director. The scheduling of CEM time is being changed from a project based system to institutional allocation. Final details of procedures will be sent to CEM users. | |||||||
NMRIn the last quarter, 98% of the scheduled time for Member Institutions was available.Participating Research Teams and LaboratoriesNYCOMPSNIGMS Staff and external reviewers visited the NYSBC site of NYCOMPS for an in-progress review on May 2nd.Cellular BiophysicsPhysical BiochemistryPreprints and publicationsWarning: Can't find topic RecentPreprintsAndReprintsPoints of Reference for NYSBC
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Revision 929 Jun 2007 - Main.DavidCowburn
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June 2007 Scientific Report, NYSBC, Preliminary DraftIntroductionIn order to provide Principal Investigators and other interested parties a continuous overview of the scientific activities at NYSBC, it is planned to provide approximately quarterly summaries on-line and available in printed form. Your input into the format and content of the report would be welcome. To obtain printed copies of this report, please contact Mr. Shahn at 212 939 0660 x 9102.FacilitiesBeam lines | ||||||||
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| < < | Dr. Ruben Diaz-Avalos joined the facility as the Technical Director. | |||||||
| > > | Dr. Ruben Diaz-Avalos joined the facility as the Technical Director. The scheduling of CEM time is being changed from a project based system to institutional allocation. Final details of procedures will be sent to CEM users. | |||||||
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Participating Research Teams and LaboratoriesNYCOMPSNIGMS Staff and external reviewers visited the NYSBC site of NYCOMPS for an in-progress review on May 2nd.Cellular BiophysicsPhysical BiochemistryPreprints and publicationsWarning: Can't find topic RecentPreprintsAndReprintsPoints of Reference for NYSBC
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Revision 821 Jun 2007 - Main.DavidCowburn
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June 2007 Scientific Report, NYSBC, Preliminary DraftIntroductionIn order to provide Principal Investigators and other interested parties a continuous overview of the scientific activities at NYSBC, it is planned to provide approximately quarterly summaries on-line and available in printed form. Your input into the format and content of the report would be welcome. To obtain printed copies of this report, please contact Mr. Shahn at 212 939 0660 x 9102.FacilitiesBeam linesCEMDr. Ruben Diaz-Avalos joined the facility as the Technical Director.NMRParticipating Research Teams and LaboratoriesNYCOMPSNIGMS Staff and external reviewers visited the NYSBC site of NYCOMPS for an in-progress review on May 2nd.Cellular BiophysicsPhysical BiochemistryPreprints and publicationsWarning: Can't find topic RecentPreprintsAndReprintsPoints of Reference for NYSBC
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Revision 710 May 2007 - Main.DavidCowburn
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June 2007 Scientific Report, NYSBC, Preliminary DraftIntroductionIn order to provide Principal Investigators and other interested parties a continuous overview of the scientific activities at NYSBC, it is planned to provide approximately quarterly summaries on-line and available in printed form. Your input into the format and content of the report would be welcome. To obtain printed copies of this report, please contact Mr. Shahn at 212 939 0660 x 9102.FacilitiesBeam linesCEM | ||||||||
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Revision 619 Apr 2007 - Main.DavidCowburn
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June 2007 Scientific Report, NYSBC, Preliminary DraftIntroductionIn order to provide Principal Investigators and other interested parties a continuous overview of the scientific activities at NYSBC, it is planned to provide approximately quarterly summaries on-line and available in printed form. Your input into the format and content of the report would be welcome. To obtain printed copies of this report, please contact Mr. Shahn at 212 939 0660 x 9102.FacilitiesBeam linesCEMNMRParticipating Research Teams and LaboratoriesNYCOMPSCellular BiophysicsPhysical BiochemistryPreprints and publicationsWarning: Can't find topic RecentPreprintsAndReprintsPoints of Reference for NYSBC
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June 2007 Scientific Report, NYSBC, Preliminary DraftIntroductionIn order to provide Principal Investigators and other interested parties a continuous overview of the scientific activities at NYSBC, it is planned to provide approximately quarterly summaries on-line and available in printed form. Your input into the format and content of the report would be welcome. To obtain printed copies of this report, please contact Mr. Shahn at 212 939 0660 x 9102.FacilitiesBeam linesCEMNMRParticipating Research Teams and LaboratoriesNYCOMPSCellular BiophysicsPhysical BiochemistryPreprints and publicationsWarning: Can't find topic RecentPreprintsAndReprints | ||||||||
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June 2007 Scientific Report, NYSBC, Preliminary DraftIntroductionIn order to provide Principal Investigators and other interested parties a continuous overview of the scientific activities at NYSBC, it is planned to provide approximately quarterly summaries on-line and available in printed form. Your input into the format and content of the report would be welcome. To obtain printed copies of this report, please contact Mr. Shahn at 212 939 0660 x 9102.FacilitiesBeam linesCEMNMRParticipating Research Teams and LaboratoriesNYCOMPSCellular BiophysicsPhysical BiochemistryPreprints and publicationsWarning: Can't find topic RecentPreprintsAndReprintsOther informationPoints of Reference for NYSBC
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June 2007 Scientific Report, NYSBC, Preliminary DraftIntroductionIn order to provide Principal Investigators and other interested parties a continuous overview of the scientific activities at NYSBC, it is planned to provide approximately quarterly summaries on-line and available in printed form. Your input into the format and content of the report would be welcome. To obtain printed copies of this report, please contact Mr. Shahn at 212 939 0660 x 9102.FacilitiesBeam linesCEMNMRParticipating Research Teams and LaboratoriesNYCOMPSCellular BiophysicsPhysical BiochemistryWarning: Can't find topic RecentPreprintsAndReprintsPoints of Reference for NYSBC
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