Dear Dhana,
Calculate average B for each chain? You could try baverage (in CCP4).
Best,
Xun
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On Aug 30, 2013, at 5:45 PM, Dhanasekaran Varudharasu
wrote:
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> Dear crystallographers,
>
> I need to complete my crystal-data table. S
On Aug 30, 2013, at 14:45 , Dhanasekaran Varudharasu wrote:
> I need to complete my crystal-data table. So,
> I want to calculate Average B-factor for protein atoms and water. Can anyone
> please tell me which CCP4 program that I have to use to calculate average
Dear crystallographers,
I need to complete my crystal-data table.
So, I want to calculate Average B-factor for protein atoms and water. Can
anyone please tell me which CCP4 program that I have to use to calculate
average B-factor.
Thanks in advance
Dhana
Hold your horsemen!
Does not this option save us from 'formatagedon'?
We currently only have single letters or numbers for chains. But we could
easily agree to switch to double letters. And long chains can be a sequence of
letter number permutations such as A1, A2, A3 etc (actually I notice singl
This may be worth to mention in this context:
http://cci.lbl.gov/hybrid_36/
Pavel
On Fri, Aug 30, 2013 at 9:14 AM, MARTYN SYMMONS <
martainn_oshioma...@btinternet.com> wrote:
> Hold your horsemen!
> Does not this option save us from 'formatagedon'?
> We currently only have single letters or nu
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Hi Martyn,
excellent - this worked!
Many thanks!
Cheers,
Dirk.
Am 30.08.13 16:04, schrieb Martyn Winn:
IIRC the CCP4 library (i.e. mmdb) can handle 2-character chain names. There may
be something specific in pdbset which interferes. You can try pdbcur as an
alternative. Something like:
pd
IIRC the CCP4 library (i.e. mmdb) can handle 2-character chain names. There may
be something specific in pdbset which interferes. You can try pdbcur as an
alternative. Something like:
pdbcur xyzin toxd_AA.pdb xyzout toxd_out.pdb < -Original Message-
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Dear CCP4ers,
I want to apply a fractional coordinate shift along a polar b-axis with
coordinates that have non-standard two-character chain names, such as
"AA", "AB", and so forth. Unfortunately, neither the old USF moleman2
nor the actual CCP4 pdbset can handle these chain names. To my
know
Dear Yu,
in the CORRECT.LP,
The I/Sig is very low for the resolution higher than 4.17 . If i were
you i probably cut the resolution around 4 Å not 2.8 Å. Because of the
I/sig and CC.
This explain probably the bad electron density. Because, you have not
strong information for the resolution
Dear Yu,
before we can make suggestions, we need to know what the problem exactly is.
Did the data process ok with HKL2000 and not very good with XDS, or did the
data not process very well with both programs and are you comparing with
previous data sets from different crystals?
XDS is very sen
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