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Membrane protein crystals By Karl Brillet IREBS Illkirch FRANCE		Crystals of E. coli HpaI pyruvate aldolase By Mathieu Coincon Universite de Montreal Canada
Crystals of E. coli HpaI pyruvate aldolase By Mathieu Coincon Universite de Montreal Canada		DNA d(CG)3 crystals By Pawel Drozdzal A. Mickiewicz University Poznan, Poland
DNA-RNA hydrid crystals By Pawel Drozdzal A. Mickiewicz University Poznan, Poland		Crystals of Macrophage Inhibitory Factor (MIF) in complex with caffeic acid By Lauren Crawley Evotec United Kingdom
Crystals of E.coli Peptide Deformylase (PDF) in complex with a peptidomimetic ligand By Lauren Crawley Evotec United Kingdom		Crystals with noodle shape. Crystals of a complex between a centrin (EF-hand superfamily) from Scherffelia dubia with its target peptide. More regular regions of these crystals diffract up to 2.6A at Proxima1 (SOLEIL, France) By Jean-Baptiste Charbonnier CEA Saclay, France