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Complete Data Sets Acquired with Different Polycapillary Optic - Source Configurations

The work described in this paper concerns a systematic study of the applications of both collimating and slightly focusing polycapillary optical systems to X-ray crystallographic structure determination of egg-white lysozyme using a standard rotating anode source and a low power tabletop microfocusing source. The results summarize a series of measurements comparing duplicate data sets obtained from an individual crystal. Intensity and data quality are discussed for measurements with pinhole collimator, collimating polycapillary optic, and focusing polycapillary optic. The collected data were analyzed using conventional analysis software. Opportunities and limitations on the use of conventional analysis software for data from focused beams will be discussed.