Experimental Station 7-1

Beam line 7-1 is a wiggler side-station beam line dedicated for monochromatic, high-throughput, high-resolution macromolecular crystallography.  It is SAD and MAD capable and can be run in a full remote access mode.  It is equipped with an ADSC Q315R CCD detector. For aditional information about the experimental capabilities, see http://smb.slac.stanford.edu/index.shtml.

Status
Open
Supported Techniques
Macromolecular Crystallography
Multi wavelength anomalous diffraction (MAD)
Single wavelength anomalous diffraction (SAD)
Main Scientific Disciplines
Biomedical Sciences
Bioscience
Structural Molecular Biology
Beam Line Specifications

Source

8-pole, 2.0-Tesla Wiggler, 0.75 mrad, side station

  Energy Range Resolution ΔE/E Spot Size Flux
Focused 7.0 - 12.7 keV ~5 x 10-4 H: 0.1-0.2 mm
W: 0.1-0.25 m
3 x 1010

See SMB Site

Optics

Mirror: Rh coated flat bent mirror

Monochromator: Si(111) side scattering I-beam bent single crystal; asymmetric cut 4.9650 deg.

Absorption

N/A

Instrumentation

Detector: ADSC Quantum 315r CCD, sample to detector distance of 110-650 mm; maximum vertical offset: 75 mm

Goniometer: Huber Kappa-geometry goniometer

Cryo Capability: Oxford Cryojet

Sample Environment

Ambient pressure.

Sample temperature: 100K - room temperature

Data Acquisition and Analysis

The beam line control GUI Blu-ice is installed at all the macromolecular crystallography beam lines. Web-ice provides an interface for diffraction image viewing and automated autoindex and data collection strategy calculation.

Other supported software installed on servers accessible from all the beam lines include mosflm, HKL2000 and XDS. MAD/SAD scripts, developed at SSRL, are also available to facilitate on-line structure solution. The graphics package COOT is installed on the local beam line computers.

Beam Line Phone
650-926-5271. Support cell phone: 650-283-4556
Beam Line Contact

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