Practical Neutron Protein Crystallography

For the first time, this promising technology is presented in a readily accessible manner.

The two editors, a method developer and a method user, have tailored the book to the needs of occasional or first-time users, providing ample practical advice at every stage, and including a detailed walk-through example of a real-life protein study.

The result is a hands-on guide starting with basic considerations of the advantages and disadvantages of this relatively new technology, before going on to discuss in practical terms the course of the diffraction study, from sample preparation via the actual measurement to the collection and analysis of the diffraction data.

For biochemists, biophysicists, crystallographers, medicinal chemists, and radiation physicists.