Crystallization reagent matrices and related methods and kits

Single-crystal – oriented-crystal – and epitaxy growth processes; – Apparatus – With means for measuring – testing – or sensing

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C117S068000, C117S202000, C422S245100

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ABSTRACT:
This invention provides methods, kits and automated systems for identifying a reagent in which a compound crystallizes, and methods for crystallizing a compound.

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