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> form. You may also want to scan the literature to see if some non-cleavable
> substrate-analog (inhibitor) is available.
>
> On the positive side: your structure with the cleaved peptide is also
> interesting, since it represents the product complex!
>
> Good luck!
>
+ + I- )
sigImean = 0.5 * sqrt( sigI+^2 + sigI-^2 )
The only CCP4 program I found that actually does this is mtzMADmod.
This
method also has the advantage that the original intensity values of
I+
and I- can be reconstructed from the mean and the anomalous
difference
(albeit with the loss of the ori
I wouldnt expect radiation damage to cause twinning!
1) maybe you have different indexing for the 2 passes? Have you used
pointless to check if this could happen (depends on SG and cell dimensions)
Ask for "match reference set in input and give it sca1 as input 1, then
check sca2
2) use pointle
alformed
>> geometry, typically flattening of of the group. This means that a
>> computational chirality problem can lead to a 'real' chirality problem.
>> In
>> Refmac, this will not happen for LEU or VAL, but it will happen for
>> things
>> like SO4, GOL
I am not sure what you mean by clashing at 0.4A - such a site must mean
something is wrong.
coot will select resasonable waters for you - it is very conservative.
refmac and other software lists clashes and you should do something about
them - move protein - delete water - worry!
Eleanor
On Fri
Thanks Clemens - I knew it should be possible! Documentation didnt exactly
help..
Eleanor
On Wed, 17 Aug 2011 19:20:21 +0100, Clemens Vonrhein
wrote:
> Dear Eleanore,
>
> Ooops - the ccp4bb rejects attachements with *.sh ending? Let's try it
> again with *.sh.txt ...
>
> The attached script wo
ified Coot for this
system? (Or any other molecular graphics programs that have been?)
Cheers, Jan White (jan.wh...@shef.ac.uk)
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gt; running through it looks like the problem is name truncation on the
output
> columns. Whether it is the
> total name, /crystal/dataset/column , or just the column name I do not
> know. If I reduce the length of
> colout it runs through successfully
> Charles Ballard
> CCP4
&
such task
> (http://www.pirx.com/pulchra/index.shtml).
>
> I wonder if there is another tool in the CCP4 treasure chest
> for the same kind of task (preferably open source).
>
> Regards,
> F.
Oh dear - how did you lose it! It isworth hunting back through the data
files - all data processing software I know of outputs both F and SigF and
I and SigI ..
nt
Remember - it is good practice to ALWAYS use that first merged data set as
the input to refinement
Eleanor
On Thu, 4 Aug 2011 08:10:1
:31:09 -0500, Jacob Keller
wrote:
> I asked the CCP4 experts this question a while back--maybe try
> searching the archive? There were some very helpful comments.
>
> Jacob
>
> On Tue, Aug 2, 2011 at 1:24 PM, Young-Jin Cho
wrote:
>> Dear CCP4 experts,
>>
>> I w
seemed to have worked..
Can someone - either CCP4 or arp-warp people check this out?
Eleanor
On Wed, 27 Jul 2011 20:35:50 -0700, Ethan Merritt
wrote:
> On Wednesday, 27 July 2011, you wrote:
>> Hi Jonathan,
>> seems to be a UW centered day today on the BB (Eric, Jan, you, m
>From memory - check the documentation
mtzutils hklin1 data.mtz
RZONE 1 1 0 2 0 lists reflections with h+k = 2n
END
mtzutils hklin1 data.mtz
RZONE 1 1 0 2 1 lists reflections with h+k = 2n+1
END
Eleanor
This will list all On Tue, 26 Jul 2011 09:51:47 -0400, zhang yu
wrote:
> H
; molecules in ASU. Is that right or I missed something?
>
> In "SUPERPOSE" of CCP4, How to ask the program to calculate the NCS
> operator? It asks me to input two structures and will output another pdb
> file.
>
> Yu
>
> 2011/7/25 Frederic VELLIEUX
>
>&g
That looks very hopeful. Do you know how the two molecules are related to
each other? Do they form a dimer or have some interesting relationship?
I would keep on improving the model - possibly use COOT to average the
density and build into that for a start. I presume there are still side
chains to
Did you test other possible space groups?
>> Choosing
>> the wrong space group could exactly lead to the results you observe.
>>
>> Best,
>> Herman
>>
>>
>> --
>> *From:* CCP4 bulletin board [mailto:CCP4BB@JISCMA
Roberto steiner has told you how to use these new REFMAC5.6 features,
Rob Nicholls has suggested how to generate secondary structure restraints,
and Martyn Winn given a page to install a new interface to make it easier
to use them..
But with such limited data it isnt surprising that the FreeR c
This seems somewhat weird - your Rmerge values increase with more frames
as explained by Tim, but I cant see why the I/SigI should increase sharply
for the 180 degree set then fall off again.
if you have run Scala look at the scaling plots v batch, and resolution to
see if there are any weird outli
PM, Alexandre OURJOUMTSEV
> wrote:
>
>> Dear Ferrol,
>>
>> ** **
>>
>> Could you let us know the unit cell parameters for both these crystals
?
>> (did I miss them somewhere in your previous mails?). I wonder if in
fact
>> this is not the same pack
You are right that refining occupancy and B value at the same time cant
be done with REFMAC, and probably wouldnt work anyway at 2.9A
However, if you set the ligand occupancy to 0.7 say, and refine the
residue B factors, the occupancy should not be set back to 1.0. It
certainly isnt in the local
I would run DM first to extend the experimental phases to the limit of
your resolution..
Then if you run REFMAC to refine your MR model, using the experimental
phases as part of the input the output phases from REFMAC will include
contributions from both the MR and the DM/experimental phasing. Thi
jelly-body restraints, although they may not work at your resolution.
>>
>>
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Robbie
>>
>>
>>> Date: Wed, 13 Jul 2011 08:38:38 -0700
>>> From: careinaedgo...@yahoo.com
>>> Subject: [ccp4bb] large R
ces will tumble. Then maybe us oldies will be able to have
lovely stereo again, and
even the kiddies may see the light.
Cheers, Jan
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Dear Brenda,
I am running co crystallisation experiments and have thus far been
trying under
oil screens with some success (i.e. various hits in various conditions
resulting in crystal growth). These conditions have varied from
the native
condition up until now.
Do you already have the s
Dear Joe,
working with divalent ions, I often get salt crystals (most surely
phosphate). I do not have any table available, but can give you the
commercial kits & numbers going with it. Just let me know.
On Jan 22, 2008, at 6:12 PM, Joe Krahn wrote:
Salt crystals are common in macromolecu
Dear Jerry,
Are there some better ways that I can validate the binding affinity?
I think it is possible to calculate the interacting energies by
APBS... once you have the complex structure this is! Would be
interesting to compare the values of the constants you get from ITC
and SPR with
Hello CCP4BB,
We are pleased to announce the release of CCP4mg v1.1 which is now
available from
http://www.ysbl.york.ac.uk/~ccp4mg
... also, please follow the link from the home page to sign up for the
CCP4MG bulletin board.
New features:
Picture wizard which will set up complex scenes quickl
Hello CCP4bb,
CCP4mg version 1.1 (beta2) is now available from
http://www.ysbl.york.ac.uk/~ccp4mg
New features include:
Picture Wizard - set up standard scenes automatically (and easier
labeling)
Less automatic superposition to complement the SSM automatic tools
Lipid cartoons
Editable picture
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