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and that the data don't show
> interpretable density in that region.
>
> I would call everything else 'tabloid science'.
>
> Cheers,
> Tim
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> On 10/24/2014 04:11 PM, Michal Jamroz wrote:
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>> Tommi Kajander
Hi All,
Would anyone know a software to model (just with some kind of random coil) the
amino acid chain for
the assumed flexible disorderd regions between domains, or at one end of
protein? just for illustrative purposes.
Thanks!
Tommi
Dear All,
Can someone sugegst what would be the best options for stereo viewing for macs
currently?
Any good experiences with Stereo-TVs? Other? I would like know the specific
combination (at least
which mac computer etc) if possible to find out something that works.
Thanks,
Tommi
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Dear all,
I would be interested in comments/opinions about what is your experience on
which
would be the best mammalian cell culture vector/cell line/medium combination
for transient
expression to get the best yields. Depends, of course, but anyway obviously
there are
differences, HEKs are sup
Ok. you filled my mailbox the second time today - please do stop sending junk
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On Mar 23, 2013, at 3:59 PM, Wei Feng wrote:
> Dear Steffi,
> Thank you very much for you patient reply!
> I have tried to use your script to convert the map format, but no
> ***omit_map.coeff c
urify with gel filtration column. However,
>> the one I am currently working on seems to be very picky. If you
>> have any suggestion regarding to my problems, I will be thankful.
>>
>> Best regards,
>>
>
> - --
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us overexpression, you can try:
> SOLpro in http://scratch.proteomics.ics.uci.edu/
> Or
> http://mips.helmholtz-muenchen.de/proso/proso.seam
> http://www.biotech.ou.edu/
>
> Thanks,
> Debanu
>
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Hi all,
Does anyone a program/paper that would give some quantitative estimate for
protein solubility based on surface property analysis?
(excluding obvious things such as integral membrane / TM regions)
Best
Tommi
well, actually i recommend having a look at the old but good scalepack manual
for why Rmerge is inferior..
(i thought this was clear long ago.. so i am bit amazed that this discussio is
still alive and kicking..)
question of where to cut, is a different one and thats where the recent papers
an
if you have "peek" surface or titanium parts (if i recall right) there are no
problems with salt solutions.
tommi
On May 30, 2012, at 3:39 AM, aaleshin wrote:
> Back in Iowa State University we used Waters HPLC for protein purification
> during many years without noticeable damage to the sta
, but i havent done a systemic test.
(which now seems like a good idea.. as the samples are _quite
precious_ and i certainly want to keep a track of them all the way through)
--Observations?
(and yes we do 2 ul samples with nanodrop.)
Thanks in advance,
Best,
T.
Tommi Kajander, Ph.D
if you use oil do direct dry Paratone-N, with paraffin oil is not as good.
Li-salts should
work also - i would almos imgaine you can freeze directly from so high
(NH4)2SO4 conc.
but perhaps not. little bit (10%) glycerol probably does it also..
Tommi
On Feb 6, 2012, at 12:55 AM, Vineet Gaur wr
looks like.)
--would like to be able to correct this.
Thanks for comments.
Cheers,
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would need to get the averaging
to work first... )
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On Dec 21, 2011, at 12:56 PM
...)
favorite programs for NCS averiging?? DM obviously, and solomon doesnt do it.
Others that do it
(with out a PDB or atoms to derive it from, but rather operators)
Thanks,
Tommi
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this mid-point
> plus other pairs (symmetry-equivalent) ... ?
>
> Cheers
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> On Fri, Nov 25, 2011 at 10:55:49AM +0200, Tommi Kajander wrote:
>> Hi, anybody have a script to to find a translation for 2-fold NCS (rotaion)
>> axis based on the center of NCS
Hi, anybody have a script to to find a translation for 2-fold NCS (rotaion)
axis based on the center of NCS symmetry..?? (ie to the midpoint of line
between to heavy atoms)
This search option doenst seem to be endoed anywhere (why??) ...stupid me...
Thanks,
tommi
Hi, if you change crystal infro (SG P2 --> P21) and column labels at the same
time F col label (like FP) cant be changed to anything else
at the same time for whatever reason... at least i had this prob. ccp4 vs 6.2
tommi
ificant band broadening when using these small
columns with a regular fplc (rather than Akta's microFPLC)?
I would greatly appreciate your comments! Many thanks...
Bests,
Alex
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HI, looks like - at least for us on Mac OSX (both snow leopard and
Lion), in the latest CCP4 (and already previous versions of CCP4)
xplot84 is broken,
the .plt plots dont work (ie programs that produce these are useless
for that purpose...). ...worth fixing perhaps?
Tommi
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I would add that there are some issues with air, you have to be careful with
nanodrop that the path is ok, and also if concentrations are low, <1 mg/ml for
instance, i am not sure one can trust it - compare 50 ul 1 cm path results with
nano at 0.5-1 mg/ml... i get inconsistency there.. its good
at 04:36:59PM +0300, tommi kajander wrote:
Dear all,
Does anyone have suggestions for 6 Å resolution phasing with large
number (40-50) Se sites (SAD so far)??
Thanks a bunch,
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Dear all,
Does anyone have suggestions for 6 Å resolution phasing with large
number (40-50) Se sites (SAD so far)??
Thanks a bunch,
Tommi
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would be happy to hear if anyone had similar problems
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I think the likely reason here are the points where you did the
mutations having adverse effects
- how do the mutants behave without labeling? this would be of course
an important control...
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On 25.1.2011, at 12.52, Paula Salgado wrote:
Dear Abhilash
You could try an alternative la
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stupid,
any help will be appreciated!!
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300mM
NaCl
3.Before making complex I spun the protein @14,000rpm 10min.
the complex solution is clear.
Regards
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Hello all,
Would anyone happen to have a met auxotroph S. cerevisaea strain at
hand that you
could send some of to us for testing Semet labelling?
Thanks very much!
Regards,
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think overall of the different manufacturers equipments
accuracy, etc...
e.g. viscometer seems rather unnessary to me, as does online DLs..
Thanks for comments,
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equipment and filters. So it all pays off only
of you need large scale cultures long-term.
If you are aware of a dry serum-free insect cells medium, please
let me know - I'd love to try it.
Dima
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a toolbox of Matlab software.
Thank you in advance,
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Would the exact analysis of how each of these things were wrong and
fabricated be somewhere
available Would be fair (apart from the known case of C3b) to have
the whole analysis available
instead of just this kind of news feed. I suspect its not obvious by
five minute check in all cases.
very much for comments,
Tommi
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t; etc...
(I suggest you take only one zone for the rigid body refinement
because at 6A you only have so many reflections)
Best
Jacques
Le Nov 26, 2009 à 8:32 PM, Tommi Kajander a écrit :
Apologies, i know this is not phenix bb but since i am here (and
not subscr. there), does anyone
know
Apologies, i know this is not phenix bb but since i am here (and not
subscr. there), does anyone
know how to control rigid body ref positions in phenix.refine, i am
trying to do very low res check
(6 Å) with quite many molecules, and they start landing on each other
while the MR solution from
Hi, the latest arpwarp via ccp4 6.1.2 GUI on Mac OS X 10.5 something
does
not work, it wants a sequence file which isnt an option in the GUI...
(you put in the coordinates and update them thats all right?) i just
want to improve
the maps if possible. also the model if possible.. flex-warp didn
Dear all
I was wondering if anyone knows a simple way to generate a missing
loop (strech of amino acids)
really in just some simple manner (no fancy minization necessary, of
course some constraints probably dont
hurt), just for visualization purposes of further simulations etc
thanks!
to
ce does not provide definitive answer, given
that
the interacting residues on the interface are also different.
BTW, we were not able to purify individual domains, so we cannot measure
the
binding affinity by wet lab approaches (so far).
Thank you in advance for your inputs.
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ng data."
And I cannot find how to fix this.
It have also one more warning message - * Missing value set to NaN
in input
mtz file
but as I read it is not a problem - mtz is still readable.
I would be glad for any help or advice.
Thanks.
Sergii
P.S. Please, find attached mtz and logs.
Hi,
I have been using a dimer as a search model in MOLREP (there will be
several in AU),
for some reason the program tends to break the dimer into monomers
wihtout asking me..
how is this determined in the program... a more detailed manual would
be nice, also on the output
as the different c
ion a bit easier.
Tim
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nks anyway..
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On Sep 13, 2009, at 3:52 PM, Tommi Kajander wrote:
Hi,
off-crystal topic: i was wondering if anyone has a simple solution to
combining e.g. CLUSTAL etc ouput files to format (ie idcodes then 60
residues strech and start again below the same...) ...that has only
one line pe
simply combining lines which start with same set of
characters (ID) but removing the IDs
codes from everyelse but the beginning. i am not much of a script
writer obivously
Thanks a bunch!
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ble with decent data.
BR
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Subject: Re: [ccp4bb] Problems with phasing a protein (1300aa)
this cant be true,
in the idea case (
on of 3.3A (Space group I222
or
I212121). But we are having tough time phasing it.
...
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convert the file to either a ccp4 or
cns map file, or a file format that pymol will recognize. I do not
have an .mtz file with the same map coefficients included. Can
anyone help me?
Thanks,
John
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For this discussion another relevant reference might be:
The 1.8 A crystal structure of a statically disordered 17 base-pair
RNA duplex: principles of RNA crystal packing and its effect on
nucleic acid structure.
Shah SA, Brunger AT.
J Mol Biol. 1999 Jan 29;285(4):1577-88.
-tommi
On Jan 2
of the opposite case, where the protein is a monomer in
solution (as evident from light scattering, MW determination through
centrifugation, EPR, etc.) but crystallizes as a dimer or higher multimer?
Bernie Santarsiero
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file
with secondary structure assigned from DSSP.
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Also, i think that would be nice if this type of info could be put on
the web, part of the wiki for instance..
if there is some consensus to what works + the typical proteins easily
available.
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good enough for demonstration
purposes, so we need more)
Thanks very much!
best,
Tommi
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Answer:
8) Is there any software you would like to have available in the
computing environment to assist you in molecular model building
and/or
visualization that is not currently available?
Answer:
Thank you for your time.
Tommi Kajander
with regard to what is "guaranteed"--usually you get a mass spec /
HPLC etc
sheets telling you what the real purity is. checking that is certainly
worthwhile.
i would perhaps first try with 95% pure and then if not good enough
purify further.
this purity scale has worked ok for us.
tommi
system
for more efficient recombinant protein production in insect cells.
Protein Expr Purif. 2005 Jul;42(1):211-8
or if i can reach one of the authors is reachable this way and willing
to send some material i would be greatful.
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liquid N2, which causes boiling around the crystal immediately after
> plunging.
>
> The best way to freeze things is to put a small container of liquid
> ethane
> or propane into a liquid N2 bowl, and plunge into the ethane/propane
> (this
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rop size is 3+1 with mother liquor 300
> micro
> lt.Numerous xtals appears and but small is size.Do anyone can share
> their
> experience with Isopropanol as a precipitant and to improve the xtal
> quality
> with other precipitants.All suggestions are welcome.
> Thanx in advance.
glycerol into one of the fractions but that made it even more cloudy
> > (ohh no...).
> >
> > While the protein is dying in the tube, do you have some quick remedy
> > for me? Thanks very much, -J.J.
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difference (getting xprep will cost some money so i would like to know
where the difference lies if there is any significant difference??)
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es
> not bind amylose resin any better with majority flows right through. All
> purification are carried out under standard conditions as mentioned in
> the
> manuals. The protein is soluble and does not precipitate in the columns.
> I
> appreciate and ideas or explanations.
>
&g
size/Mw? is this really
so?
--- of course this may further vary depending on the oligomeric state of the
protein --suppose some neutron scattering studies on model systems might
give the answer --havent looked. just wondering..
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Hi,
i would be interested in hints about what would be the best
way to combine & improve SAD phases from two (or several)
non-isomorphous crystals, i can only get reasonable phases from
SHARP so far i think.
(the other set is very poor but has some signal there)
one back as HLs into sharp? or d
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> > so, a) WHAT IS GAMMA??
>
> gamma is possibly the letter of the greek alphabet that has had most
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thats what i thought...
> http:
success to go beyond it by any
meanstweaking parameters in arpwarp now suggestions??)
many thanks...,
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ed to hear opinions though...)
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> On Jul 31, 2007, at 15:24, Tommi Kajander wrote:
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> > Hi,
> > i would be interested in hearing about people's preferences on
> > programs
> > for doign
cases
where there was some difference to what you started with...
..of course one can always complete and correct by hand but when you are
doing this with phasing iteratively it would be interesting to hear opinions..
thanks,
tommi
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> Hello all,
> I am struggling with getting the phases out for my protein. Heavyatom
> database shows that only mercury and samarium have the binding motifs in
> it.
>
> Sodium iodide soak is killing the crystal even as less as 0.2 Molar
> concentra
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Tommi
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d 0.5M ammonium sulfate?
> I read from Hampton user guide of heavy atom kit that "high salt
> concentrations are not the ideal medium for heavy atom reactions with
> macromolecules", so is there any type of heavy atom we should avoid
> using? We do not have any experience in
ed NaCl as the salt, in a 4*6 tray, the
> >> [NaCl] is going from 2.0,2.05,2.1,2.15,something like
> >> that and 0.05M does make big difference.I used Urea as the
> >> additive in this case ( 25 m ~ 100 mM) and tried
> >> 2+2,3+1,3+2, 3+1 ( 3 uL prot
where the
> > protein density and ligand density can be distinguished at such high
> > B-factors. Does anyone have any suggestions if there is something
> going
> > wrong here?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > George
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Hi, would anyone know a commercial source for methyl lead
acetate?
thanks in advance,
Tommi
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Macromolecular X-ray Crystallography
Research Program in Structural Biology and Biophysics
Institute of Biotechnology
PO box 65 (Street address: Viikinkaari 1, 4th floor
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