Abstract
Protein and virus x-ray crystallography is an ideal interdisciplinary topic for a molecular biophysics or physical biochemistry course. X-ray diffraction theory is the domain of physics; chemical techniques are used to isolate proteins and viruses and elucidate mechanisms for active-state geometries; the biological sciences provide the experimental subject, life-sustaining macromolecules. The crystallography lectures are outlined, briefly discussed, and rigorously referenced. Further topics for a molecular biophysics course as well as available texts are given.
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