Experiments Abating Radiation Damage with
Cryogenic Helium
Leif Hanson
UT/ORNL Genome Science and Technology
Thermal Heating of Biological Crystals
Subjected to X-ray Beams of High Flux Density: Theoretical Modeling
and Analysis
Michael Kazmierczak
Department of Mechanical, Industrial, and Nuclear Engineering,
University of Cincinnati,
Structural Radiation Damage Seen at Atomic
Resolution - Broken Disulfide Bonds
Sean M. McSweeney
ESRF
Investigation of Possible Free Radical
Scavengers
James Murray
Department of Biochemistry, University of Oxford
Review of Dose Limits and Consequences for
Protein Microcrystals
Colin Nave
CLRC Daresbury Laboratory
Physical and Chemical Considerations of
Damage Induced in Protein Crystals by Synchrotron Radiation: A
Radiation Chemical Perspective
Peter O'Neill
Medical Research Council, Radiation & Genome Stability Unit
Radiation Damage of Redox-Sensitive
Transition Metal Ions
James E. Penner-Hahn
University of Michigan
Phasing in the Presence of Radiation
Damage
Raimond B.G. Ravelli
European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL)
Dose Rate vs. Dose Dependency of Radiation
Damage to Protein Crystals
Piotr Sliz
Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology and Howard Hughes
Medical Institute, Harvard University
Seeing the Heat Preliminary Studies of
Cryo-Crystallography Using Infrared Imaging
Edward Snell
NASA Laboratory for Structural Biology, NASA MSFC
Radiation Damage of Protein Crystal at
Cryogenic Temperatures Between 40 K and 150 K
Tsu-yi Teng
Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, The University of
Chicago
Using Accurate D-Spacing Measurements to
Check for Temperature Changes and Effects of Radiation Damage
Edgar Weckert
HASYLAB, DESY
The Temperature-Dependence of Specific
Radiation Damage to Proteins
Martin Weik
Institut de Biologie Structurale
The Influence of Radiation Damage on MAD
Data Collection and the Effectiveness of the Trichromatic
Concept
Masaki Yamamoto
RIKEN Harima Institute