Hi there,
I was generating the atomic mask using ccpr-sfall, and generating real
maps using ccp4-fft, and then ccp4-overlap these maps to calculate the cc
values. However, ccp4-overlapmap frequently complaints that the
"Fast,medium,slow axis do not match" for these maps. Following are the
script I
On Sat, 26 Jun 2010, Sudhir Kumar wrote:
Hi ALL
I don't know if I'm asking the right question:
What are Remote, Inflection and peak values for X ray data collection?
Sorry if question is wrong or under-status.
I wouldn't say it's under-status, and it's certainly a "correct" question.
The answ
Dear Sudhir,
Fair enough to ask, but I think your question has understatus for the ccp4bb,
indeed - you will find information of basic matters of protein crystallography
in any text book on the subject - including also the nature of anomalous
scattering and how it is exploited by data collectio
Dear Sudhir,
these terms refer to a MAD (multi-wavlength anomalous dispersion) experiment,
where you collect a data set each at different wavelengths from one crystal.
The actual wavlengths depend on the atom type you want to exploit in order to
carry out phasing, and they are usually determined
