I guess you mean that you’ve done an initial global rigid body fit and you
still want to do some refinement to get better local fits?
Refmac servalcat is a good option and uses two half maps in MRC format. It
comes as part of ccpem but does require ccp4 to be installed too
Or alternatively, you
On 18/12/2024 18:17, tim smith wrote:
Hi all,
Can you please advise once we fit the map and open in coot. What is
next step to do in coot.
I am somewhat confused. Once you have done the fitting then you're done.
Right? You can run your model through (another) refinement program
before you a
Hi all,
Can you please advise once we fit the map and open in coot. What is next
step to do in coot. I tried refmac but that required ccp4 file which
doesn't have. Please some one can help in elaborating and sharing any
tutorial would be helpful. I'm new bie and first time I am trying model
buildi
Hi Saniya,
Another place to start is molecular dimensions - they say for
'your initial crystallisation screen, please use our Screen Selection
Guide and Screen Redundancy Guide to maximise the crystallisation
chemical space sampled and increase your crystallisation success rate'
- I have not tri
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