Cameron's LaBLog

 

The pdh files generated in SAXS of GFP Samples were all binned from Q = 0.08 - 20 nm^-1 to generate the associated bin files. The background SAXS Run 02067 was subtracted from all 30 minute sample runs to generate the associated sub files.

The rebinned data from SAXS Run 02067 and SAXS Run 02075 were summed to give 02075.add. This was used as the background for the 60 minute runs (SAXS Run 02071 and SAXS Run 02074) as well as for the sum of two runs of GFP solution 5 mg/ml designated 02070.add

All data files are provided at:

http://research.google.com/datasets/id/grd20081000149/files#snapshot=2008-10-10

The background subtracted data were re-binned to generate the files designated #####b.bin. Binning range was selected to run from 0.25 nm^-1 to where the scattering was deemed to reach noise levels (can be seen from the data files). The binned files were de-smeared using the provided Lake software with default parameters. These generated the associated des files.

All re-binned and de-smeared data files are provided at:

http://research.google.com/datasets/id/grd20081000177/files#snapshot=2008-10-10

The data from the 1mg/mL solution SAXS Run 02070 was not desmeared as after background subtraction it had very little signal.
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