It measures the scattering of X-rays at larger angles (typically greater than 5 degrees) and provides information about the crystal structure, lattice parameters, and atomic spacing of the sample.

The scattering vector, denoted as q, is a crucial parameter in SAXS. It represents the difference between the incident and scattered wave vectors and is inversely related to the length scale probed in ...

Researchers from Mainz University and EMBL Hamburg present a new approach to determine the form of disordered proteins by using two different methods simultaneously in a single sample. Their findings ...

Biomedical imaging with light-scattering spectroscopy (LSS ... they provide quantitative maps of the spatial distributions of parameters such as nuclear enlargement, degree of pleomorphism ...

Proteins are necessary for many bodily processes. Numerous physiological functions and activities are carried out by thousands of distinct proteins.