Practical Protein Crystallography

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Edition: 2nd
Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 1999-09-01
Publisher(s): Elsevier Science
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Summary

Designed for easy use by both beginning and experienced protein crystallographers, the second edition of Practical Protein Crystallography is an essential handbook for any scientist interested in solving a protein structure. The book includes examples of actual experiments and data, electron density maps, and computer methods. This second edition has new material covering CCP4, SHELX, cryocrystallography, MAD and automated fitting. Key Features * In-depth coverage of every aspect of crystallography * Coverage of the small details that can make or break projects * Strongly application-oriented * Exceptionally well illustrated * Simple and easy-to-follow robust methods * Tutorials with actual data available on the Web * Useful for a broad spectrum of scientists

Table of Contents

Foreword to the Second Edition xiii
Preface to the Second Edition xv
Acknwledgements xix
Laboratory Techniques
Preparing Protein Samples
1(5)
History and Purification
1(1)
Exchanging Buffers
2(1)
Concentrating Samples
3(1)
Storage of Samples
4(1)
Ultrapurification
5(1)
Protein Crystal Growth
6(11)
Protein Solubility Grid Screen
8(1)
Initial Trials
9(4)
Growth of X-Ray Quality Crystals
13(4)
Crystal Storage and Handling
17(1)
Crystal Soaking
18(2)
Anaerobic Crystals
20(3)
Data Collection Techniques
Preparing Crystals for Data Collection
23(8)
Crystals-Mounting Supplies
24(1)
Mounting Crystals
24(5)
Drying Crystals
29(1)
Preventing Crystals Slippage
30(1)
Optical Alignment
31(3)
X-Ray Sources
34(5)
Nickel Foil Filtering
36(1)
Filtering by Monochromators
36(2)
Focusing with Mirrors
38(1)
Increasing Brillance with Mirrors
38(1)
Preliminary Characterization
39(25)
Precession Photography
40(4)
Rotation Photography
44(6)
Blind Region
50(1)
White-Radiation Laue Photography
51(2)
Space Group Determination
53(7)
Unit-Cell Determination
60(1)
Evaluation of Crystal Quality
61(3)
Heavy-Atom Derivative Scanning with Film
64(3)
Overall Data Collection Strategy
67(6)
Unique Data
67(2)
Bijvoet Data
69(1)
Indexing of Data
70(3)
Overview of Older Film Techniques
73(1)
Four-Circle Diffractometer Data Collection
74(2)
Area Detector Data Collection
76(6)
Increasing Signal-to-Noise Ratio
81(1)
Image Plate Data Collection
82(2)
Synchrotron Radiation Light Sources
84(3)
Differences from Standard Sources
84(1)
Special Synchrotron Techniques
85(1)
Time-Resolved Data Collection
86(1)
Data Reduction
87(6)
Integration of Intensity
87(1)
Error Estimation
88(1)
Polarization Correction
89(1)
Lorentz Correction
89(1)
Decay or Radiation Damage
89(1)
Absorption
90(3)
Computational Techniques
Terminology
93(9)
Reflection
93(2)
Resolution
95(1)
Coordinate Systems
96(2)
R-Factor
98(1)
Space Groups and Symmetries
99(1)
Matrices for Rotations and Translation
100(1)
B-Value
100(1)
Anisotropic B-Values
101(1)
Basic Computer Techniques
102(13)
File Systems
102(1)
Portability Considerations
103(1)
Setting Up Your Environment
104(1)
File Formats and mmCIF
104(7)
CCP4 Crystallographic Programs
111(4)
Data Reduction and Statistical Analysis
115(9)
Evaluation of Data
115(1)
Filtering of Data
116(1)
Merging and Scaling Data
117(3)
Heavy-Atom Statistics
120(4)
The Patterson Synthesis
124(13)
Patterson Symmetry
125(1)
Calculating Pattersons
125(2)
Harker Sections
127(1)
Solving Heavy-Atom Difference Pattersons
128(9)
Fourier Techniques
137(8)
Types of Fourier
137(8)
Solving Heavy Atoms with Fouriers
145(1)
Isomorphous Replacement Phasing
145(17)
Heavy-Atom Refinement
145(1)
Isomorphous Phasing
146(7)
Heavy-Atom Phasing Statistics
153(1)
Including Anomalous Scattering
154(7)
Fine-Tuning of Derivatives
161(1)
Molecular Replacement
162(9)
Rotation Methods
163(5)
Translation Methods
168(3)
Noncrystallographic Symmetry
171(5)
Self-Rotation Function
175(1)
Density Modification
176(6)
Solvent Flattering
176(2)
Histogram Modification
178(4)
Multiwavelength Data with Anomalous Scattering
182(11)
Choice of Wavelengths
185(3)
Collection of Data
188(1)
Location of Anomalous Scatterers
188(1)
Phasing of Data
189(4)
Refinement of Coordinates
193(24)
Available Software
193(1)
Rigid-Body Refinement
194(1)
R-Factor or Correlation Search for Rigid Groups
194(1)
Protein Refinement
195(2)
Evaluating Errors
197(5)
Very-High Resolution Refinement with SHELX-97
202(11)
Block Diagonal Calculations
213(2)
SHELX Refinement Strategy
215(2)
Fitting of Maps
217(48)
Calculating Electron Density Maps
217(6)
Evaluating Map Quality
223(2)
Fitting and Stereochemistry
225(7)
Chain Tracing
232(11)
General Fitting
243(18)
Phase Bias
261(3)
Adding Waters and Substrates
264(1)
Analysis of Coordinates
265(6)
Lattice Packing
265(1)
Hydrogen Bonding
266(1)
Solvent-Accessible Surfaces
266(5)
XtalView Tutorials
Installation
271(1)
Obtaining Help
272(1)
XView
272(31)
XView Widgets
273(1)
The xtalmgr
274(3)
Preparing Data
277(4)
Merging Heavy-Atom Data
281(1)
Patterson Solutions
282(2)
Bijvoet Difference Pattersons
284(1)
Difference Fouriers
284(1)
Heavy-Atom Refinement and Phase Calculations
285(4)
Absolute Configuration (Hand)
289(1)
Enantiomorphic Space Groups
290(1)
Exporting Data
290(1)
Xfit
290(2)
Atom Stack
292(1)
Fitting with the Mouse
293(2)
Additional Xfit Functions
295(2)
Semiautomated Fitting
297(6)
A Typical Manual Fitting Session with Xfit
303(23)
Loading the Map
305(1)
Contouring the Map
305(2)
Combining Phases
307(1)
Improving Phases
308(2)
Saving Phases
310(1)
Some Additional Xfit Features
310(2)
Fitting a Residue
312(7)
Raster 3D
319(1)
Model Window
320(2)
SfCalc Window
322(3)
Finding Geometry Errors
325(1)
Editing Waters
325(1)
Interfacing to Other Programs
326(3)
XPLOR, TNT, PROLSQ, and Other Refinement Programs
328(1)
Protein Crystallography Cookbook
Multiple Isomorphous Replacement
329(37)
Patterson from Endonuclease III
331(3)
Single-Site Patterson from Photoactive Yellow Protein
334(3)
Two-Site Patterson from Photoactive Yellow Protein
337(2)
Complete Solution of Chromatium vinosum Cytochrome c'
339(27)
Mutant Studies
366(14)
MKT D235E Mutant
370(1)
SOD C6A Mutant
371(9)
Substrate--Analog Example
380(4)
Isocitrate--Aconitase
380(4)
Molecular Replacement
384(4)
Yeast Copper--Zinc Superoxide Dismutase
385(3)
Multiwavelength Anomalous Dispersion (MAD) Phasing
388(22)
CuA Subunit from T. thermophilus Cytochrome c Oxidase
388(1)
XAS Scan
389(1)
Data Collection
389(3)
Patterson Maps
392(18)
Cryocrystallography: Basic Theory and Methods
Peter R. David
Overview
410(1)
Theory
411(2)
Room Temperature versus Low-Temperature Crystallgraphy
413(2)
Cryogenic Safety
415(1)
Equipment
416(7)
Crystal Supports
418(2)
Making Loops
420(3)
Crystal Loop Mounting Techniques
423(4)
The Use of Platinum Wire
424(1)
Attaching Pins to Goniometer Heads
425(2)
Crystal Storage Overview
427(5)
Lists of Materials
428(1)
Additional Practical Considerations
429(1)
Manipulating and Storing Frozen Crystals
429(1)
Storing Crystals for Later Use
430(2)
Crystal Removal and Storage
432(9)
Freezing Away from the Cold Stream
434(1)
Selecting a Cryoprotectant
435(1)
Testing Cryprotectant Solutions
435(1)
Setup
436(1)
Method
437(1)
Rationale
438(2)
Cryoprotectant Optimization
440(1)
Crystal Handling
441(4)
Osmotic Effects
441(4)
APPENDIX A Crystallographic Equations in Computer Code 445(10)
APPENDIX B Useful Web Sites 455(8)
Practical Protein Crystallography II Web Sites
455(1)
Software Web Sites
455(4)
Databases
459(1)
Synchrotrons
459(1)
Useful Information
460(1)
Heavy-Atom Information
460(1)
Crystallization
461(1)
X-Ray Anomalous Scattering
461(1)
X-Ray Equipment Vendors
461(1)
Crystallographic Associations
461(2)
Index 463

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