sfcheck -f data.mtz -m model.pdb -omit 2 -map
On Tue, Dec 16, 2008 at 6:29 PM, Alexei Vagin wrote:
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Jiamu Du, Ph.D.
State Key Laboratory of Molecular Biology
Institute of Biochemistry and Cell Biology
Shanghai Institutes fo
Clint,
We have a Leica MZ125 scope with a Leica KL1500 LCD lightsource. It has
adjustable zoom from 8x to 160x with the 16x occular lenses but can do up to
640x with a different occular. We also opted for the optional optical
micrometer and polarizing lenses for looking at birefringence.
Additio
Hi,
I am looking to buy a modestly-priced zoom scope for x-ray
crystallographic purposes ($2-3000). Does anyone have suggestions about
what/where to possibly find this? I currently have a cheap one that goes
from 7.5-50X, but I'd like something with a little more magnification, a
better light so
Apologies for the misunderstanding. The Young Crystallographers Group is a
British Group and we are looking for a candidate in Britain to fill the
committee position vacancy.
Many thanks,
Arefeh Seyedarabi
Biological structural Group committee member (Young Crystallographers Group)
Hi Simon
I think I can say without fear of contradiction that this is still a
subject under debate, so I'm not at all surprised that the referees
can't agree between themselves! I think there are actually two answers
to your question: (1) what is the formally correct answer, and (2) what
is the a
Young Crystallographers Group
Committee position vacancy
The Young Crystallographers Group founded in 2004 is devoted in bringing
together the
younger and the future generation of crystallographers who are undertaking
either their
PhD or Postdoctoral research in any of the biological, chemical, p
bond angle an length rmsd is a completely context sensitive data item.
It can be zero (for torsion angle refinement with fixed bonds and angles)
up to the same rmsd values observed for small molecule targets.
Anything in between is fair game, with the general tendency to become larger
with more r
Dear ccp4bb,
Can anyone point me to a table/paper that gives "acceptable" RMSD's
for bond lengths and angles against resolution? We have had two
different referees for a paper contradict each other and I am not sure
what to use as a good authority for this.
Thanks,
Simon
We really appreciate all the efforts from the great CCP4 team.
But I am sorry, there are no prebuilt executables for SGI IRIX6.5 now?
There used to be such a bundle for the older versions. It's really a pain
to do all the compilation which never go through smoothly.
Shall we wait for such a bund
Dear All,
I am overlaying several structures using coot. There are two ways SSM or
LSQ can be used in that package. But I got clearly different result
form the two methods. In my opinion SSM only works on the secondary
structures and LSQ can works on the whole atoms ,main chain or CA.
So
Hi all,
Can anyone tell me how to refine in Refmac a disulphide bond between
symmetry-related molecules?
Thanks in advance,
Karolina
SFCHECK (method unknown)
please see CCP4 documentation
Dear All
as we continue our journey up the A65 (towards the heart of
Yorkshire) we are pleased to announce the release of Clapham (or
6.1.0). This is available form the usual locations
http://www.ccp4.ac.uk/download/downloadman.php
or
ftp://ftp.ccp4.ac.uk/ccp4/6.1/
Obviously special tha
Dear All,
The College of Life and Environmental Sciences at the University of
Birmingham is seeking to recruit a research group leader in
structural biology or a related discipline. Individuals pursuing the
study of structure-function relationships in the context of membrane
transport or
Thank you Ian for the example - I hadnt thought of the effect of an NCS
translation of (x,y,1/2) in higher than 2 fold symmetry..
Eleanor
in Ian Tickle wrote:
Hi Lijun,
I take your point, and you're right I've confused someone else already! I made
the NCS exact because a) I was using Eleanor
Dear all, deadline for submission of proposals for beamtime at BM14 for
beamtime at ESRF for the first run of 2009 is this Friday, the19th decemeber
2008 -get in your proposals now before the christmas break!. Beamline
proposals can be submitted on-line from the BM14 webpages at
http://www.bm14.ac.
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