
The live webinar will last 45 minutes, followed by a 15 minute Q&A session.
Jens will explain the theory of IDEAL, and Michael will discuss its practical applications and how it’s incorporated into the APEX3 software package. The webinar will be presented by Jens Lübben and Michael Ruf from Bruker AXS. There’s no need to reduce the volume of data collected to preserve a low structure reliability criteria R1. Now, for the first time, you do not have to sacrifice information to improve structure quality. Describe additional electron density that cannot be fully modelled with the Independent Atom Model.Collect better quality data at high resolution.IDEAL goes beyond the traditional Independent Atom Model (IAM) using IAM scattering factors and model scattering contributions of bonds and lone pairs. The new feature is called IDEAL: Invariom Derived Electron Ana Lysis. APEX3 is a software suite for structure determination in X-ray crystallography, covering the entire process from sample centering through to publication-ready reports. The webinar will present a new feature in Bruker’s structure analysis software.
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Small-volume protein crystallization robotĪccess is available to universities, institutes and companies in the Netherlands.Join Bruker for a webinar on Tuesday 10th July 2018 about structure analysis with X-ray crystallography and what you can do with Bruker’s new IDEAL software package ( Invariom Derived Electron Ana Lysis).īlue Scientific is the official distributor for Bruker X-Ray Analysis systems in the Nordic region (Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Iceland). For more information or quotes, please get in touch. The protein structure determination can be performed in-house. Co-crystallization and soaking of pharmaceutical fragments is possible. Our modern equipment for protein crystallography enables us to perform screening experiments for protein crystallization and to optimize the results. For enantiopure compounds we are able to determine the absolute configuration, even in the absence of heavy atoms. Examples of our structural studies include model systems that mimic catalytic sites in proteins or synthetic catalysts to be used in the clean production of desired pharmaceuticals. In academic collaborations we contribute significantly to the preparation of scientific publications. With our experienced staff, state-of-the-art equipment and advanced software we are able to handle a large variation of chemical compounds. We offer crystal structure determinations to synthetic chemists at universities, institutes and companies