Thanks for all the suggestions on and off BB.
I used the GUI Sort/Reindex to combine 6 sections then ran Pointless and Scala.
Got a data set to 2.6A Rmerge 0.12 (0.06 inner shell) and solved it in C2221.
It is a good night!
Cheers,
On 12/10/2012 08:45 PM, Yuri Pompeu wrote:
hello everyone,
I have collected data on a problematic crystal. (first mistake...)
Images spanning phi angles 45-80 look ok and usable, also images 229-279 are
usable (index well and merge well too).
How can I combine the 2 separate .mtz files from Mosf
hello everyone,
I have collected data on a problematic crystal. (first mistake...)
Images spanning phi angles 45-80 look ok and usable, also images 229-279 are
usable (index well and merge well too).
How can I combine the 2 separate .mtz files from Mosflm when I scale them?
Attempts to process the
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I am experimenting with ALMN cross-rotation using some old known structures.
I was surprised to see what seems to be a requirement for the cell dimensions
of the two crystals to be the same. Is that the case?
Excerpts from the log follow.
eab
Data line--- CROSS 5 30
. ..
OPENED INPUT MTZ FILE
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There is no easy way to do this.
Both active-residue and closest-atom return the CA of a residue if a CA
exists in the residue. Most of the time that is a reasonable thing to
do. Not here though :-(
Paul.
On 10/12/12 19:05, Sam Stampfer wrote:
Thanks for your help! That is close, but it w
Thanks for your help! That is close, but it will only fix the alpha carbon
of the selected residues.
On Mon, Dec 10, 2012 at 1:11 PM, Debreczeni, Judit <
judit.debrecz...@astrazeneca.com> wrote:
> off the top of my head (i.e. not tested):
>
> ** **
>
> (add-key-binding "fix atom" "F"
>
>
off the top of my head (i.e. not tested):
(add-key-binding "fix atom" "F"
(lambda () (mark-atom-as-fixed (car (active-residue)) (cdr
(active-residue)) 1)))
(add-key-binding "clear fixed atoms" "D"
(lambda () (clear-fixed-atoms-all)))
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Dear CCP4 Bulletin Board,
Does anyone have a keybinding I can add to my .coot file so that I can hit
a key (for example, Shift-F) to fix in place the actively selected atom,
without having to go through the fixed atoms dialog box? Also, does anyone
have a keybinding for "Clear Fixed Atoms"?
Thank
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Dear Careina,
Could you please let us know what your cell parameters are?
And what is the twin law ('transformation') that you suspect?
Best wishes,
Sergei
Dear CCP4
I have data that is twinned with an L statistic of 0.43. It seems all
the crystals that I produced were twinned sadly. Is the
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Dear Careina,
if 0.43 is the twin fraction, you might not be able to detwin your data,
since the twin fraction is very close to 0.5. If you plan to solve your
structure with molecular replacement, I would just run the molecular
replacement with the twinned data and refine the structure with Refma
Dear CCP4
I have data that is twinned with an L statistic of 0.43. It seems all the
crystals that I produced were twinned sadly. Is there anything I can do to
twinned data to make it easier to analyse?
I have tried to use the detwin software but it won't let me input a
twinning operator for a s
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