not on my machine (Suse11.3)
Jligand (1.0.25) -> Load Ligand -> type "3GP" -> the ligand looks totally
normal, incl the C6,O6 double bond.
Cheers
Stefan
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> > > I use the exact same input using ccp4 6.1.13 and
> Refmac 5.5 and all is good. I am forced to use the
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> how should I do to
> process the dataset properly? Any suggestion about this
> super ice rings?
> Thanks!
>
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Dr Stefan Gerhardt
Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg
Inst.f.Org.Chem.u.Biochem
Albertstrasse 21
79104 Freiburg
Tel. +49 761 2035970
Fax. +49 761 2036161
uot;X", press [Shift]&[Ctrl], go the the last "X" in your chain.
Then perform a "replace/Find" by selecting only the "Selection" option ...
done. Repeat for each chain.
Cheers
Stefan
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ped the link record
> in the header information of the pdb file, however when I
> refine the structure using this pdb, the output pdb does
> not show the link record. Please can anyone help me with
> establishing a link record in the pdb?
>
> Thank you very much,
> Subhangi
Hi Li Chen,
try
#!/bin/sh -f
sc xyzin 1XOU.pdb << eof-sc
Molecule 1
CHAIN A
MOLECULE 2
CHAIN B
end
eof-sc
in a small script lets say "sc.com"
then run %sc.com |tee sc.log
and you'll get something like this :
Summary of results:
Hi Pius
DS_1.png -> protein diffraction !
DSA6E.png -> surface ice formation and protein crystal which did not survive
the freezing !!
DSA2F.png -> protein crystal which does not diffract, but cryo condition is
right !
Psp4f.png -> internal ice formation plus some surface ice also protein
crysta
Dear Roberto,
I believe there are many "badly modeled" ligands with distorted geometry
deposited in the PDB.
Basically, because they haven't been checked properly beforehand, so I think
running a geometry check of you desired ligand against the PDB.
I think running your modeled geometry against
Hi Zheng
I think, it's much easier to go this way:
Coot -> Extensions -> NCS -> Copy NCS Chain or Copy NCS Residue Range
Cheers
Stefan
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An:
Hi,
you should be able to run SC from the command line or from a short shell
script:
#!/bin/sh -f
sc xyzin FAb-antigen.pdb << eof-sc
Molecule 1
CHAIN A
MOLECULE 2
CHAIN B
end
eof-sc
cheers
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>>I'd have to say, in general the easiest thing to do when confronted with
Mosflm issues is to get in touch with the authors and ask them. We are all
very friendly, approachable people who will do our best to help!<<
I cannot agree more with this...
Many thanks with all your help provided so far
"Coot MacGyver"
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An: CCP4BB@JISCMAIL.AC.UK
Betreff: Re: [ccp4bb] Format conversion of Shelx coordinate file
Hi,
What is the motto/
Dear all,
I'm trying using Jligand for generating a new ligand describition. Have to
say I'm using it for the first time, but so far it look very nice.
I trying to optimize a new lib file for a modified NAD molecule.
I'm using a nad_ebi.cif file of NAD supplied by Garib a while ago which
works fi
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Dear Matt,
as Eleanor pointed out your obtained solution is certainly correct, and for
2.8ang resolution almost as good as it could get.
But could it not just be that the residual density you observed in your
electron density ("There is some density for the receptor ") isn't the
receptor but ano
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