DENSS

DENsity from Solution Scattering

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New chapter describing DENSS

November 4, 2022 by Tom Grant

DENSS reconstruction of GLIC membrane protein from SANS data
DENSS reconstruction of GLIC membrane protein from SANS data

A new chapter describing DENSS is out today in Methods in Enzymology. Written by DENSS creator Tom Grant, the chapter title “Reconstruction of 3D density from solution scattering” describes in detail the DENSS algorithm, how to use the software and evaluate results, and how DENSS is unique among solution scattering modeling algorithms. The chapter includes several new figures, plots and examples with simulated and experimental data, with a particular focus on explaining how to use the software most effectively. The most comprehensive description of DENSS to date, this chapter is a must read for any researchers interested in using the software and maximizing their results.

The chapter is part of a larger volume in Methods in Enzymology, edited by John A. Tainer, describing a variety of approaches to performing and interpreting SAS experiments from leaders in the field of scattering.

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Contact the Author:

  • Email
    tdgrant@buffalo.edu
  • Phone
    (716) 829-5490
  • Address
    Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
    SUNY University at Buffalo
    955 Main Street
    Buffalo, New York, USA 14203

Contact the Author:

  • Email
    tdgrant@buffalo.edu
  • Phone
    (716) 829-5490
  • Address
    Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
    SUNY University at Buffalo
    955 Main Street
    Buffalo, New York, USA 14203

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