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English: Aug. 30, 2011—Argonne broke ground today on a $34.5 million Advanced Protein Crystallization Facility (APCF) that will enable scientists from Illinois and around the world to produce, purify and characterize a wide range of proteins more rapidly and have a critical role in the development of important medical therapeutics.
Photos by George Joch and Wes Agresta Image courtesy of Argonne National Laboratory. 29847D055 |
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| Author | George Joch and Wes Agresta, Argonne National Laboratory |
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