分生全部课件分子-高the_structure_of_proteins.pptVIP

1,000,000 x 100,000,000 X 1,000 X Light microscope (λ=500 nm) Electron microscope X-ray Crystallography (λ=0.154 nm) The Resolution Depends on the Wavelengh What happens to electron when it is hit by X-rays? The electron starts vibrating with the same frequency as the x-ray beam. As a result, secondary beams will be scattered in all directions. Primary beam Secondary beams Scattering From a Molecule Molecule is composed of many electrons Each electron will scatter secondary radiation uppon exposure to x-rays The scattered secondary beams will interact and cause interference The scattering fr