Electron Microscopy:

The high-resolution electron microscope has evolved into a sophisticated instrument that is capable of routinely providing quantitative structural information on the atomic scale.

Magnetic Resonance Techniques:

NMR allows three-dimensional structural and dynamic information to be obtained in conditions as close as possible to physiological ones. Functional processes can be followed in living cells, and transient protein-protein interactions can be investigated.

X-Ray Techniques:

Instruct-ERIC offer a wide range of X ray approaches to determine the three dimensional shape of proteins at the atomic level.