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MHz data collection of a microcrystalline mixture of different jack bean proteins.

Marie Luise GrünbeinJohan BieleckiAlexander GorelMiriam StrickerRichard BeanMarco CammarataKaterina DörnerLars FröhlichElisabeth HartmannSteffen HaufMario HilpertYoonhee KimMarco KloosRomain LetrunMarc MesserschmidtGrant MillsGabriela Nass KovacsMarco RamilliChristopher M RoomeTokushi SatoMatthias ScholzMichel SliwaJolanta Sztuk-DambietzMartin WeikBritta WeinhausenNasser Al-QudamiDjelloul BoukhelefSandor BrockhauserWajid EhsanMoritz EmonsSergey EsenovHans FangohrAlexander KaukherThomas KluyverMax LedererLuis MaiaMaurizio ManettiThomas MichelatAstrid MünnichFlorent PallasGuido PalmerGianpietro PrevitaliNatascha RaabAlessandro SilenziJanusz SzubaSandhya VenkatesanKrzysztof WronaJun ZhuR Bruce DoakRobert L ShoemanLutz FoucarJacques-Philippe ColletierAdrian P MancusoThomas R M BarendsClaudiu Andrei StanIlme Schlichting
Published in: Scientific data (2019)
We provide a detailed description of a serial femtosecond crystallography (SFX) dataset collected at the European X-ray free-electron laser facility (EuXFEL). The EuXFEL is the first high repetition rate XFEL delivering MHz X-ray pulse trains at 10 Hz. The short spacing (<1 µs) between pulses requires fast flowing microjets for sample injection and high frame rate detectors. A data set was recorded of a microcrystalline mixture of at least three different jack bean proteins (urease, concanavalin A, concanavalin B). A one megapixel Adaptive Gain Integrating Pixel Detector (AGIPD) was used which has not only a high frame rate but also a large dynamic range. This dataset is publicly available through the Coherent X-ray Imaging Data Bank (CXIDB) as a resource for algorithm development and for data analysis training for prospective XFEL users.
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