Dear Rui:
Did you by any chance install an old ppc version of X11 onto an intel machine?
If so, it might be running via Rosetta, which is an emulator provided for
transition, but could account for lousy performance. OS X 10.6 comes with X11
installed by default, so you might have clobbered it
HI,Dear All,
sorry for this non-crystallgraphic question, but I think people here may
know how to fix this problem. Several days ago, I posted a question about
slow coot in my mac and people suggested me change some settings in coot
which does help. However, I still feel something is wrong. I noti
Thanks for the help everyone. I ended up finding what Kevin suggested was the
problem. The END statement was not in the right place but before the water
molecules.
Thanks again,
Ajit B.
- Original Message -
From: Kevin Jude
Date: Friday, February 12, 2010 4:21 pm
Subject: Re: [ccp4
Hello,
I have been using Imidazole maleate pH 5.5 buffer from Axygen Biosciences.
Axygen Biosciences discontinued selling crystallography reagents. Does
anyone know about the formulation of Imidazole maleate or anyplace that
sells this reagent?
Thanks!
Regards,
Ankit
I haven't had the good fortune of using SHELXL in a few years, but I seem to
recall that you need to make sure that you don't have an END statement
preceding your newly added waters. Check this after each cycle of SHELXWAT.
best wishes
kmj
On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 1:45 PM, Ajit Datta wrote:
> H
Hi Ajit-
Sounds like maybe you haven't defined the refinement to include your waters
explicitly. Did you edit the parameter list near the top of the .ins file
(like ISOR, CONN, BLOC commands) to include your newly added waters?
HTH-
Brad
On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 4:45 PM, Ajit Datta wrote:
> Hell
Hello everyone,
I have one more non-CCP4 related question again. I have been trying to
refine a structure using SHELXL at ~1.0A. I added waters using SHELXWAT,
however, it seems that the water molecules are not getting refined in the
subsequent cycles. (B factor is at 50.00 for all of them).
Ursula Schulze-Gahmen wrote:
I am a new user of Coot and I ran into problems with the regularize option
that I cannot figure out. My model consists of 4 fragments that came out of
Resolve. I noticed that the 5 C-terminal residues should actually be
connected between 2 fragments in the middle of t
I am a new user of Coot and I ran into problems with the regularize option
that I cannot figure out. My model consists of 4 fragments that came out of
Resolve. I noticed that the 5 C-terminal residues should actually be
connected between 2 fragments in the middle of the molecule. So, I
renumbered t
I am a new user of Coot and I ran into problems with the regularize
option that I cannot figure out. My model consists of 4 fragments that
came out of Resolve. I noticed that the 5 C-terminal residues should
actually be connected between 2 fragments in the middle of the molecule.
So, I renumber
I am a new user of Coot and I ran into problems with the regularize
option that I cannot figure out. My model consists of 4 fragments that
came out of Resolve. I noticed that the 5 C-terminal residues should
actually be connected between 2 fragments in the middle of the molecule.
So, I renumber
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On 2/12/10, Jacob Wong wrote:
>
> Dear all, I came across an online program long way back that I could not
> longer remember (embarrassing...). But there should be a program that will
> take in my pro
Hi Jacob,
i think you search this link:
http://nihserver.mbi.ucla.edu/SER/
best regards,
Hüsnü J. Topal
Ruhr-Universität Bochum
Institut für Physiologische Chemie, MA 2/141
Abteilung für Biochemie supramolekularer Systeme
Universitätsstr. 150
44801 Bochum, Germany
phone: +49 (0) 23
Dear all, I came across an online program long way back that I could not
longer remember (embarrassing...). But there should be a program that will
take in my protein sequence and generate a list of charge residues that may
be solvent exposed for potential mutation to improve solubility or
crystall
Dear All,
I have a heterodimer of two related subunits (A and B). Now I want to
superimpose it using a secondary structure matching (SSM) algorithm
(e.g. CCP4 superpose or the coot algorithm) such that the superposition
matches A onto B and B onto A at the same time. For a
Hello all,
following the latest workshop, we decided to replace the old 0.0.1
version of Balbes by its more recent 1.0.0 version.
We followed the steps described in "README for Installing BALBES under
Your CCP4 Package" but this is not sufficient. Here is the error message
we get:
A package w
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