HI Eric,
I havent yet done the scala ,i have just indexed and
integrated the data in d*trek. I tried converting the .cif in
Dtrek2mtz but thats failed.
Thanks Madhu
Madhu,
I just noticed that your message said you "indexed and integrated" your data.
Did you scale it with d*trek too (that needs to be done before using Dtrek2mtz) or are
you looking to use the integrated d*trek reflections for subsequent scaling in ccp4 with
scala?
Eric
On Thu, 23 Jun 201
Hi Madhu,
D*trek is what you processed your data with. In the ccp4i gui, select the program "Dtrek2mtz" and
then in the field that says "convert scaled data output from ... ", select "d*trek" from
the pull down menu. Go to http://www.ccp4.ac.uk/html/dtrek2mtz.html for more information.
good
Easiest way:
CCP4i
Reflection Data Utilities
Convert to MTZ
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Subject: [ccp4bb] Convert .cif to mtz
HI,
HI,
I indexed and integrated data from RAXIS(Rigaku) detector on
'Crystalclear'. It gave me a .cif file as output.I am not able to read
this file in ccp4 to carry out rest of the analysis in ccp4. I want to
know how to convert this cif file to MTZ.
Thanks
Madhu
is there someone out there who worked out a
cif-file WITH restraints for the central
p-hydroxy-cinnamoyl chromophore (HC4) in
photoactive yellow protein?
I'd appreciate a copy.
Thanks very much
Marius
Dr.habil. Marius Schmidt
Asst. Professor
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Department of Phys
Dear colleagues, thank you all for your help! I really appreciate it.
I did perform a lysozyme test after the repair. I collected ~50 degree
(99%). Everything seems to be fine. Maybe I should have done it for an
entire round.
As for the current collection, as I suspended, it did go out of the char
External distance restraints have type
type 0 - replace what is generated by refmac
type 1 - use if there is no restraint for this type. Only one restraint per
atom pair
type 2 - there may be many restraints per atom pair. Refmac will choose the
restraint that is the closest to current interatomi
I suspect what your colleague wants is not a whole slew of homology models,
but for you to take a look at variable residues, see what they are doing in
the structure, and make comments like
The tyrosine is H-bonding the ligand, so mutating to phenylalanine may
weaken the binding or change specif
On Thu, 2011-06-23 at 16:49 +0900, Masaki UNNO wrote:
> Dear all
> Is it possible to put restraint on only peptide bonds? I would like
> to put restraint on O-N bond lengths, Ca-O-N angles, and O=O-N angles.
> Could you teach me how to do it, if possible?
> Masaki UNNO, Ph.D.
One could create a m
You might want to have a look at consurf, which maps conservation from an
alignment onto a structure.
http://consurf.tau.ac.il/
On 23/06/2011, at 6:42 PM, Simon Kolstoe wrote:
> Dear ccp4bb,
>
> One of my colleagues is interested in how a certain protein differs between
> species. He's done a b
You might find the PHYRE server useful. It can also deal with gaps and
loops. Can be useful for prepping MR models, too.
Roger Rowlett
On Jun 23, 2011 4:42 AM, "Simon Kolstoe" wrote:
> Dear ccp4bb,
>
> One of my colleagues is interested in how a certain protein differs
between species. He's done
If it is of moderate resolution (3 ish), uncheck automatic weighting in RefMac
and constrain to 0.007-0.01. You're probably over-fitting your data.
-Joe
Joseph M. Watts, Ph.D.
Research Scientist
Syngenta Biotechnology, Inc.
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COOT can do this very easily, just use the align and mutate command,
cheers, Matt.
On 23/06/2011 10:42, Simon Kolstoe wrote:
Dear ccp4bb,
One of my colleagues is interested in how a certain protein differs between species. He's
done a blast search, collected all the aligned sequences, and "e
Dear ccp4bb,
One of my colleagues is interested in how a certain protein differs between
species. He's done a blast search, collected all the aligned sequences, and
"emailed them to the crystallographer to tell him the implications of the
sequence changes".
Although I am not at all confident
Dear all
Is it possible to put restraint on only peptide bonds? I would like to put
restraint on O-N bond lengths, Ca-O-N angles, and O=O-N angles. Could you
teach me how to do it, if possible?
Best regards
~
Masaki UNNO, Ph.D.
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