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Synchroton Data

Charles Sturt University
Forwood, Jade
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This data collection holds raw data collected from the crystallography beamlines at the Australian Synchrotron through proprietary software run on local machine and occasional use of high performance machine.

Currently the size of the collection is 3 TB and expected to grow 2 TB/year for 4 years.

It is likely that up to 10 researchers in Australia and possibly a further 10 researchers world wide would access the data. The use of the data would include the analysis protein structures to provide a better understanding of cell biology and disease processes, as well as to optimise software for x-ray crystallographic structure determination.

Developers of programs for research will utilize this data once it has been published. This will enable development of software for solving structures of proteins and protein complexes.

Created: 2014

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