Helsinki Random I, Helsinki Random II, Helsinki Cryo, Helsinki X-tal Factorial, Helsinki Synergy, JBScreen Wizard 1 - 2 HTS
The classic sparse matrix screen based on Jancaric and Kim (1991) and modified by
A combined sparse matrix and incomplete factorial screens, samples pH 3.5 to 8.5, low ionic strength, high ionic strength and mixed polymer/salt conditions and halides for potential phasing (see
A cryoprotected screen where crystals can be directly frozen from their crystallisation solutions (see
Incomplete factorial screen adopted and modified from
A screen searching for a synergy between mechanistically different precipitants, adapted from
A random sparse matrix screen with a large range of precipitants, buffers and salts. Highly effective for crystallizing proteins, peptides, nucleic acids, or macromolecular complexes (see