The diffraction of X-rays by a cylindrical lattice. III

Whittaker, E. J. W.

doi:10.1107/s0365110x55000868

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“…How bending may affect the intensities and the profiles of reflections is the subject of this report. A special case of bending (cylindrical one) was the subject of the investigations by Blackman (1951), Whittaker (1955 and the reference given there), Waser (1955), and Kunze (1956). A more general approach to bending effects was proposed by Cowley (1961).…”

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Evaluation of Bending Effects on Diffraction Intensities

Güven

1975

Clays and clay miner.

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Evaluation of Bending Effects on Diffraction Intensities

Güven

1975

Clays and clay miner.

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Theory of diffraction from eukaryotic flagellar axonemes

Iwamoto

2008

Cell Motil. Cytoskeleton

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Existing theories for diffraction from cylindrically symmetrical and helical objects are applied to the axonemes of eukaryotic flagella and cilia, motile organelles responsible for locomotion of cells, transportation of food and mucus, etc. Each axoneme has a scaffold of microtubules arranged in the "9 + 2" scheme. Motor proteins dynein and other proteins are associated with the scaffold with apparent axial periodicities, and their exact arrangement would be best explored by X-ray diffraction. Here, various symmetries are assumed (helical and nonhelical) in the arrangement of these proteins, and the reflections that will emerge are predicted, hereby providing a practical means to analyze diffraction patterns currently being recorded in the latest synchrotron radiation facilities.

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