Dear All,
I have a PhD studentship to work with me in Grenoble in
collaboration with Jon Waltho's group in Sheffield, where the student
will be registered. I would be grateful if you could pass on the advert
below to any potential candidates. Many thanks, yours, Matthew.
*PhD Thesis Stu
I get the following error when trying to run ccp4i.tcl with bltwish.exe:
Can't read "env(CCP4I_TOP)": no such variable while executing
"file join $env(CCP4I_TOP) bin $system(OPSYS) startup.tcl" invoked from
within
"source [file join $env(CCP4I_TOP) bin $system(OPSYS) startup.tcl]"
(file "C:\CCP4
Hopefully someone knows what is going on here,
I ran the installation for CCP4 6.1.1 from the automated installer on my new
vista system. It ran with no error messages, but after completion there is
no start menu entry (unlike what the wiki says should show up). I can not
find an executable o
I am currently working with two of ccp4i's phase comparison software
packages, Phase Comparison(a clipper utility) and Phistats. I am
having a problem finding information concerning both how the programs
actaully analyze the data (since I find slightly different results
with each program) a
Hi,
Barring orientation mishaps - it almost sounds like you have an ethyl
rather than a methyl ester...
Could it be that your compound is an ester of ethanol rather than methanol?
Artem
> Dear ccp4 experts,
> I am trying to solve the structure of one esterase with its substrate. The
> structure
On Jul 27, 2009, at 2:27 AM, Martyn Winn wrote:
This code hasn't changed since 2000, and I think we would have noticed
if there was something fundamentally wrong with it. So before going
off
on a long analysis of shell scripting, it is best to check basics.
What have you changed? You have add
Oh, had assumed it was the S- absolute configuration ... TriNgo?
J
--
Dr Judith Murray-Rust
Structural Biology Laboratory
Cancer Research UK.
> -Original Message-
> From: CCP4 bulletin board [mailto:ccp...@jiscmail.ac.uk] On
> Behalf Of Roger Rowlett
> Sent:
This code hasn't changed since 2000, and I think we would have noticed
if there was something fundamentally wrong with it. So before going off
on a long analysis of shell scripting, it is best to check basics.
What have you changed? You have added an "echo" statement. Why should
that matter? Beca
This message means that the starting electron density map is completely
flat, which makes any density modification impossible. There are several
possible reasons for this:
1. No FOM specified on LABIN.
2. FOM specified, but all FOMs are equal to zero.
3. All F's equal to zero.
4. Input map c
