Hi Rohit,
A nice tool I came across recently, other than PISA, was EPPIC:
http://eppic-web.org/ewui/ .
This tool analyses the interface in a similar way to PISA, looking at size
and gives a per-residue percentage buried surface area. It also does an
evolutionary analysis to determine how conserve
Hello everyone,
Can any one tell me the list of on line tool to calculate the dimeric area
of protein structure and it gives all the possible residues involve in
dimeric region.
Other then PISA
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WITH REGARDS
Rohit Kumar Singh
Dear all,
A post-doc opportunity is available at the Paul Scherrer Institute in
Switzerland. We are looking for a young scientist with interest in serial
crystallographic data evaluation and processing. Within an
interdisciplinary team you will strengthen our efforts in time-resolved
crystallograp
Hi all,
Sorry for this small technical question. Would anyone tell me a simple way
to clear all project history in CCP4? Where is the file recording this
history stored?
Thank you for your help!
Best,
Chen
Hola Cele,
Que te parece?
Yo creo que en este tipo de servicios es un poco triste que se envien estas
cosas
Besos, Rosario
On Thu, Apr 30, 2015 at 5:23 PM, Edward A. Berry wrote:
> Some details of one controversy Prof. Rich became embroiled in are
> available
> on the wikipedia page for
Some details of one controversy Prof. Rich became embroiled in are available
on the wikipedia page for his colleague Sung-Hou Kim
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kim_Sung-Hou).
Especially references 6-8, which are scanned copies of correspondence exchanged
with the folks at MRC, e.g. the initial a
I am really sorry to hear this. May his soul rest in peace.
With great respect and affection for Alex, I doubt seriously if he will
rest in peace. My memory of him as a beamline user was that he was
demanding and difficult to satisfy, but in the end grateful for the effort
we exerted, and he
Dear all,
Have you ever wondered how many times your structures are mentioned in
the literature, even when your paper isn't cited (or when your structure
hasn't been published)? You can now find out easily on the redesigned
and improved PDBe website. We not only list the papers that have cited
Hi Andrew,
On 28/04/15 10:35, Andrew Leslie wrote:
I am trying to get coordinates and maps into COOT for a PDB entry that is only
in mmcif format.
If I select any of the "Fetch PDB …" options in COOT, I get the following error
message:
DEBUG:: in get-url-str: "4wz7"
"http://www.ebi.ac.uk/pd
