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This is a very short summary of a 2.5-h lecture which has evolved over many years of teaching crystallography. It contains input from Martin Noble and Airlie McCoy, and I am very grateful to both of them for continued discussions on improving our teaching of these topics, which are conceptually challenging.
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The funding for the Workshop came from the GCRF START (Synchrotron Techniques for African Research and Technology), IUPAB and the SA National Research Foundation (NRF).
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Garman, E.F. Summary of lecture at biophysics and structural biology at synchrotrons workshop Crystallography 101: diffraction theory and space groups. Biophys Rev 11, 525–528 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12551-019-00576-5
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