Hi Matt,
If you use the ccp4i-GUI, choose "Map&Mask Utilities" and open the "Clipper Map
Utilities" Section, there is an entry called "Map to structure factors" which
might do what you want - except for the FOM part which I consider impossible in
that direction.
Cheers, Tim
On Wed, Nov 10, 2010
Hi,
I am trying to calculate phases and FOM from a model map. However, CNS 1.2
model_map.inp does not output map phases and FOM. Instead, it only gives map
coefficients. My question is how to convert these map coefficients to phases
and
FOM. Does anyone have a script to do that?
Thanks so muc
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Hi Sally,
Crystallization of proteins with multiple phosphorylation sites is often a
difficult problem. Like you said it is often an issue of inhomogeneity. Several
suggestions that may be helpful:
First, I would use a bit of your protein sample for Mass Spec analysis. It is
possible (though m
To make it clearer, I'm looking for successful examples of
crystallization of phosphorylated proteins, especially ones containing
multiple phosphorylation sites, and would like to access
crystallizability of these protein types. I want to produce and
crystallize protein at its phosphorylation state
Dear George,
You said:
> By far the easiest way would be to use the programs (SAINT and SADABS)
> provided by Bruker. We get excellent data, e.g. for in-house S-SAD
> phasing, using these programs (either offline or as part of the Bruker
> GUI) for data collected on our SMART6000. For a detail
You need to define the environmental variable PYMOL_PATH first, which
for example in Ubuntu with pymol installed from repositories should
point at /usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/pymol. Try this from python
prompt to verify
from imp import find_module
print find_module('pymol')[1]
You may also need
Thanks for all the helpful suggestions. An upgrade of COOT to 6.1 actually
enabled the delete item option which did nothing when I click it before.
Myron
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From: CCP4 bulletin board [mailto:ccp...@jiscmail.ac.uk] On Behalf Of Folmer
Fredslund
Sent: 10 November 2010
Dear all,
I have less experience in this field. My Protein (200 aminoacid residues) is
stable in high salt buffer(1M KCl); however after extensive optimization by
salting-in (in 4-5 weeks time), am getting very thin and improved plate-like
single crystals with a size of 50 X 50 X (don't ask me
Dear all,
I have less experience in this field. My Protein (200 aminoacid residues) is
stable in high salt buffer(1M KCl); however after extensive optimization by
salting-in (in 4-5 weeks time), am
getting very thin and improved plate-like single crystals with a size of 50 X
50 X (don't ask me
Dear Myron,
What is wrong with using the "Delete Item" option from the menu?
It's gives you a couple of choices, one of which is waters. Means that
you will only delete waters when selecting in the main window.
That is the way I do it anyway.
Best regards,
Folmer Fredslund
2010/11/10 Smith, My
Perhaps you might pose a more directed question... Do you want to
produce phosphorylated protein? Are you having trouble crystallising a
protein that is phosphorylated?
Atlanta
On 10 Nov 2010, at 11:09, Sally Pham Thanh Van wrote:
Dear all,
Could you please tell me any information reg
Has anyone ever accidentally placed a water molecule onto the exact
position of selected atom and tried to delete it? How was that achieved?
I actually saved the pdb file and deleted the text line of the
coordinates for the offending water, then reloaded the file. Is there
any other procedure that
Hello:
I am trying to use Pymol in the python script but I am facing very simple
error: "No module named pymol".
I guess this is very simple error.
I have installed binary file of Pymol. When I tried to import the pymol,
the error message was displayed.
>From where I could get Pymo
Dear all,
Could you please tell me any information regarding to crystal
structures of phosphorylated proteins? Your input would be
appreciated.
Best regards,
Sally.
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