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Industrial Liaison Group:
Tel: +44 (0) 1235 778797
E-mail: industry@diamond.ac.uk
UDC is a well-established fast and flexible automated data collection service. This access mode is the most efficient and cost-effective option for all standard MX experiments using 'reasonable quality' macromolecular crystals and is the preferred option for most of our industrial users. You simply select the most suitable experiment type and provide basic data collection parameters when registering your samples. The UDC pipeline will use the X-ray beam to align the crystals and collect high-quality data from your samples. Further information
This mode allows you to collect data yourself by accessing the beamline via an interactive remote connection or by coming on-site. This route is best suited for more challenging non-standard MX experiments, such as testing new crystals where diffraction quality is unknown, collecting data for difficult phasing, or if there are specific microfocus beam requirements. Further information.
Fully supported mail-in service enables the Industrial Liaison MX team to collect data for you. You simply provide the samples, and we will design the experiment according to your needs. This access mode is reserved for challenging projects which would benefit from the expertise of our experienced team members.
Data processing and structural analysis service
Following the data processing using our automated data processing pipelines, out team of Industrial Liaison MX experts offers data re-processing and full structural analysis as a part of Diamond’s proprietary service portfolio. Please contact our team if you wish to find out more. Alternatively, the downstream structural analysis can be done by the user via remote connection to Diamond servers, providing that you have the relevant software licences.
Crystallisation services
The Industrial Liaison MX team at Diamond also offers services for soluble and membrane protein crystallisation, including membrane protein purification and quality control. Further information
Test visit
For new users or for users returning to Diamond after a long time, we offer a free-of-charge test visit during which the users can test their remote connection. We then spend about one hour guiding the user through our data acquisition software (GDA). The visit will be arranged during shutdown or during a machine day.
Please contact the Industrial Liaison MX team to discuss which access modes would best suit your planned experiment.
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