Pink-beam serial crystallography

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2017
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Abstract
Serial X-ray crystallography (SX) is used for data collection at X-ray Free Electron Lasers. Here the authors show that a polychromatic “pink” synchrotron X-ray beam can be used for SX, which is useful when crystal supply is limited and will allow time-resolved measurements at synchrotron sources in the future.
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Authors Meents, A.;Wiedorn, M. O.;Srajer, V.;Henning, R.;Sarrou, I.;Bergtholdt, J.;Barthelmess, M.;Reinke, P. Y. A.;Dierksmeyer, D.;Tolstikova, A.;Schaible, S.;Messerschmidt, M.;Ogata, C. M.;Kissick, D. J.;Taft, M. H.;Manstein, D. J.;Lieske, J.;Oberthuer, D.;Fischetti, R. F.;Chapman, H. N.;
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