Dear Alex,
We’ve had very good luck using Phaser to place large numbers of copies of good
models. It’s in this kind of case where the increased sensitivity of the
likelihood approach really helps. I would suggest trying the different choices
of model as alternatives, and you might also want t
Hi All,
I have a protein which contains 72 amino acids. The crystal of this protein
diffracts to 2.5A with SG P31 (CELL Dimension 65.9590 65.9590 164.3900
90. 90. 120.). Pointless indicates no twinning.
Mathew coefficient as below:
For estimated molecular weight 7919.
Nmol/asym Mat
Dear all,
this is just to remind you that the deadline for the registration is fast
approaching! (1st of December)
In brief: we are organising a conference "Towards novel therapies: Emerging
insights from structural and molecular biology" in the beautiful city of
Groningen (the Netherlands) on 6-8
Dear all,
let me please put your attention to this open position:
Lund University, Faculty of Medicine,
Lund University was founded in 1666 and is regularly ranked as one of the
world’s top 100 higher education institutions. The University has 41 000
students and 7 500 staff based in Lund, Hels
Unfortunately the ASUS VG278H 27" with build-in IR-emitter is not
produced anymore (about 500-600 US$), works under linux and windows
without USB IR-emitter and thus with a simple nvidia quadro card.
Anyway, any *decent* 3D gaming monitor will do the job, but you do need
to buy Nvidia 3D Visio
Dear CCP4bb-ers,
Below are two slightly off-topic (but still crystallography related) open
positions. Please, forward this message to anyone you might is think interested.
Best wishes,
Robbie and Tassos
//
We are looking for two enthusiastic, efficient and responsible co-workers to
join the R
Dear Hauke,
others pointed out that there is little suspicious about your data, and you
can probably continue refining in P21. You also have a reasonably large unit
cell, so stick to the defaults regarding Rfree selection.
4.5A resolution is just quite hard to work with, but otherwise I don't t
Dear Tim,
In this case, I was using my anomalous dataset truncated at 5A resolution for
refinement and used Phenix to generate a Free R array:
Number of work/free reflections by resolution:
work free %free
bin 1: 49.6881 - 10.7634 [4605/4610] 4403
Ooops!! Wrong address?
P.S.: registration is not opened yet?
2016-10-29 14:26 GMT+03:00 Rikkert Wierenga :
> Dear Marjolein,
>
> At the iNEXT meeting I wanted to discuss with you our 2017 iNEXT xray
> course. But we were asked to cut down our budget and make changes in the
> outline. From the beg
Dear Wenhe,
lsqkab, which is also part of ccp4, can be adjusted for its output. It
includes the option to print RMSD values for all atoms that the program
matched.
If you need even more fine-tuning, you might take a look at lsqman from the
Uppsala Software Factory.
Best,
Tim
On Monday, Octo
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