Art Robbins Crystal Gryphon Crystallization Robot
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| Platform | Crystallography platform |
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| Type of entity | Equipment |
| Main activity | The Crystal Gryphon is a small, fast and affordable option for setting up all of your crystal plates. The 96-channel positive displacement head quickly fills screen reservoirs and protein wells. The head has no disposable tips, so the cost of operation and environmental waste is minimized. The 1-channel non-contact dispenser quickly aspirates and dispenses your proteins allowing your plate to be sealed without evaporation being a problem. This dispense head is designed specifically to handle proteins, features flow-through washing and positive displacement aspiration, to handle all of your proteins. |
| Keywords | Crystallization, Automatic, Nano-volume, Protein |
| Labels | Biogenouest Recognised French National Research Infrastructure (IR) EMBRC-France EMBRC-ERIC |
Location and contact
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| Adress | Place Georges Teissier |
| Address line 2 | Station biologique de Roscoff - Plateforme cristallographie |
| Zip code/Postcode | 29680 |
| Town/city | ROSCOFF |
Description
| Category | Land-based tests and test sites for engineering and ocean observation Analyses, measurements and metrology |
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| Scientific disciplines | Marine biochemistry / Marine biogeochemistry / Marine chemistry Molecular biology / Cellular biology Marine biology |
| Strategic areas of action |  Marine biological resources |
| Examples of work | Naretto A, Fanuel M, Ropartz D, Rogniaux H, Larocque R, Czjzek M, Tellier C, Michel G. The agar-specific hydrolase ZgAgaC from the marine bacterium Zobellia galactanivorans defines a new GH16 protein subfamily. J Biol Chem. 2019. |
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Roscoff Marine Station The Roscoff Marine Station is a research and teaching centre for marine biology and ecology. It depends on the CNRS and Sorbonne University. |
