Hi
refine bref bonly
should be what you are looking for. You may need to use the latest available
version (5.8) from our LMB site:
http://www2.mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk/groups/murshudov/
With best regards
Garib
On 4 Sep 2013, at 19:59, hari jayaram wrote:
> Hi,
> How does one only refine "B"s in ref
Hi,
How does one only refine "B"s in refmac without changing the model
coordinates .
Is this accomplished using a zero cycle refinement with b-refinement set.
I have never had to do this till now and didnt know how to set it up.
Thanks
Hari
sftools is another option (for applying randomly distributed errors to Fc).
Depending on what you're simulating, it might be worth pointing out that
while it's relatively easy to simulate Fo, it's more difficult to
simulate sigFo realistically. This matters for any simulations using
sigma_a (
Hi,
to add my thoughts I believe that what your friend is looking for is the
OryxNano from Douglas Instruments. We use it for screening, and it is a
really trouble free machine. The consumables are not expensive (plates
and sealing tape actually) and the price is rather low. I would think
tha
For a small lab looking for an affordable liquid handling robot with low
consumables use, I would consider the Gryphon dropsetter. If you wish it
can be equipped for LCP. The latest software also allows the
nano-dispenser to be used for random microseeding. (We are about to try
that out on a cu
Hi,
The most rock-solid robotic screening platform in my experience has been
the Mosquito. It has a supply spend of ~$2000/reel of tape which has
~27,000 tips on it so it's roughly 9-9 cents per tip - so per plate with
thee proteins on it it's about 3 bucks depending on how you organize the
set up
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Isn't one of the tools/simulators that James Holton developed what you're
looking for? They're accessible to the public as far as I know (if that's what
you mean by 'open source').
Boaz
Boaz Shaanan, Ph.D.
Dept. of Life Sciences
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Beer-Sheva 84105
Israel
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Dear Alastair Fyfe,
sfall can generate amplitudes from coordinates, but I guess you know
this. Out of curiosity: What exactly to you mean to "simulate an
observation" as opposed to calculate amplitudes from a model? It
sounds nearly like an oxymoron t
