I''ve got a structure with a pile of sulphate ions in the PDB file,
all in chain X. However, in the molecule selection window, these
sulphates do not appear as "monomers", nor does chain X appear in the
chain list: should they not be there?
I can select them explicitly as "//X/*", but I'm p
The most useful tool for sorting this out is the program Pointless,
which you download from the CCP4 pre-release pages if you haven't got
it already
Phil
On 17 Jun 2008, at 13:00, Ajit Basak wrote:
Dear all,
I am writing to get some help and advice - Recently one of my data
which I
in
Dear Victor
I'm glad that you see the desirability of updating Arp/warp to allow
any setting. I'm a recent convert to this idea myself
Best wishes
Phil
On 11 Jun 2008, at 09:17, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks very much to everybody for useful discussion on space groups,
axes and
ARP/
e will certainly try
to introduce it.
With best regards,
Victor
PhilEvans wrote:
Is there a reason why Arp/warp doesn't like space group P 21 2 21?
Phil
Is there a reason why Arp/warp doesn't like space group P 21 2 21?
Phil
We now have a Planar system, which works very nicely with coot, O ,
ccp4mg etc. Rather expensive though
Phil Evans
On 2 Jun 2008, at 17:06, Mike Latchem wrote:
These "new" TFT monitors do seem like a really good idea, but, it is
well worth doing in depth research as most of the accessible (C
Tim
I think you could import it using COMBAT (with the "user-define"
option), making a file which could be merged with Scala.
Scala can also write a scaled but unmerged mtz file, but I don't
whether other programs can use this
It would easy for me to make POINTLESS read unmerged hkl files
I've not found it necessary to activate root. I've installed quite a
lot of stuff in /usr/local but found it useful to make /usr/local
belong to me (sudo chown -R /usr/local). With fink, I use sudo &
not found it inconvenient (you can use "sudo -s" to go into admin mode
until further notic
The point _ought_ to be the general scientific argument, "does the
experimental evidence support the conclusions made?" The questions
that can be asked & answered will depend on the resolution among many
other things
EM blobs seem to be publishable :-)
Phil
On 11 Apr 2008, at 11:04, Jim