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Fodje, Michel; Mundboth, Kiran; Labiuk, Shaunivan; Janzen, Kathryn; Gorin, James; Spasyuk, Denis; Colville, Scott; Grochulski, Pawel
Acta crystallographica. Section D, Structural biology, July 2020, Volume: 76, Issue: 7Journal Article
The Canadian Macromolecular Crystallography Facility (CMCF) consists of two beamlines dedicated to macromolecular crystallography: CMCF‐ID and CMCF‐BM. After the first experiments were conducted in 2006, the facility has seen a sharp increase in usage and has produced a significant amount of data for the Canadian crystallographic community. Upgrades aimed at increasing throughput and flux to support the next generation of more demanding experiments are currently under way or have recently been completed. At CMCF‐BM, this includes an enhanced monochromator, automounter software upgrades and a much faster detector. CMCF‐ID will receive a major upgrade including a new undulator, a new monochromator and new optics to stably focus the beam onto a smaller sample size, as well as a brand‐new detector. The current capabilities of and future upgrade plans for the beamlines supporting structural biology at the Canadian Light Source are described.
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