macromolecular crystal

A crystalline solid in which its atoms are linked together by covalent bonds.

Examples
Carbon/diamond, boron nitride, silicon carbide.

References in periodicals archive

Travis Gallagher (1990-present) Protein and DNA crystallography, protein science, diffraction phase determination, macromolecular crystal growth,

Crystallographers at NBS/NIST

For macromolecular crystals (canavalin, thaumatin and lipase), hollow cores are observed in some cases (Kutnetsov, et al., 1999 and Land, et al., 1995) and not observed in other cases due to the small value of the elastic energy associated with the dislocation (e.g.

AFM studies of the nucleation and growth mechanisms of macromolecular crystals. Journal of Crystal Growth, 196: 489-502.

AFM investigation of Borax (100) face: two-dimensional nucleation growth

(a subsidiary of Jacobs Engineering Corp.) to create macromolecular crystals aboard the International Space Station using LabChip technology.

CALIPER AND NASA ESTABLISH ADP COLLABORATION TO CREATE MACROMOLECULAR CRYSTALS IN SPACE USING LABCHIP TECHNOLOGY

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