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15 October 2021 In the middle, there are two molecules of pUL21. One is blurred, to represent the molecule’s flexibility. In the background are two neuronal scenes. The one on the left is healthy and has a smooth surface. The one on the right is infected, which is represented by several green viral particles.

In the middle, there are two molecules of pUL21. One is blurred, to represent the molecule’s flexibility. In the background are two neuronal scenes. The one on the left is healthy and has a smooth surface. The one on the right is infected, which is represented by several green viral particles.

How herpes seizes proteins’ means of production

20 August 2021 Liz Duke in front of the PETRA III synchrotron.

Liz Duke in front of the PETRA III synchrotron.

Welcome: Liz Duke

27 July 2021 Dots of various colour arranged in rectangles. Concentric rings of different colour indicate different distances from the centre of the image.

Dots of various colour arranged in rectangles. Concentric rings of different colour indicate different distances from the centre of the image.

Studying coronavirus proteins using small-angle X-ray scattering at European XFEL

26 January 2021 Two X-ray mirrors installed in the macromolecular crystallography beamline P14 at EMBL Hamburg. The mirrors are visible in the photo as dark rectangular crystal blocks, with two metal holders supporting the crystals in a stress-free position. The mirrors are inserted into a vacuum-compatible stainless steel vessel.

Two X-ray mirrors installed in the macromolecular crystallography beamline P14 at EMBL Hamburg. The mirrors are visible in the photo as dark rectangular crystal blocks, with two metal holders supporting the crystals in a stress-free position. The mirrors are inserted into a vacuum-compatible stainless steel vessel.

Mirror, mirror

9 June 2020 Beamline Hamburg

Beamline Hamburg

Shining high-brilliance beams on coronavirus structure

17 September 2019

Happy hour for time-resolved crystallography

31 October 2018 Infographic on how X-RAY crystallography works. IMAGE: Tobias Wüstefeld

Infographic on how X-RAY crystallography works. IMAGE: Tobias Wüstefeld

Time-resolved X-ray crystallography simplified

13 September 2018 IMAGE: Manon Boschard

IMAGE: Manon Boschard

X-rays reveal surprising shape of scaffolding protein

1 February 2007

New Facility for Structural Biology to investigate the molecules of life with powerful synchrotron radiation

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