Crystallography
In the life sciences, crystallography generally refers to x-ray crystallography, which is used to determine the molecular conformations of biological macromolecules, most commonly proteins but including DNA, RNA, and other macromolecules as well. Crystallography software supports collection, processing, analysis, and visualization of data from crystallography experiments.
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CrysAlisPro
CrysAlisPro is the friendly face of our X-ray diffraction systems. It allows both non-experts and crystallography specialists to set up, run and process their experiments intuitively and efficiently, in fully automatic, semi ...
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CrystalEyes
Once your multi-well plate is loaded into the PX Scanner, you set up, control and process all your crystal screening using the CrystalEyes software. Its easy-to-use, graphical interface can display an entire 96 well plate or ... -
AutoChem
Developed exclusively for Agilent by the authors of OLEX2 and in collaboration with the Computational Crystallography Toolbox (CCTBX) initiative, AutoChem provides automated, intelligent real-time structure solution and refin ...
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