Dear All,
Data for 3FTT are available at:
http://www.csgid.org/csgid/cake/pages/diffraction_images
Diffraction images for structures solved by CSGID will be available
at this location. In case of any trouble with access to data please send
e-mail to: supp...@csgid.org
Best regards,
Maks Chruszc
On Mar 7, 2009, at 14:51, Gerard Bricogne wrote:
Thank you for your comments on this topic. I think, however,
that no
amount of format extension or sanity checking will ever replace the
ultimate
sanity of depositing the images themselves. This would eliminate
the many
Depositing the
I am not sure what is meant by "recent change in CCP4 default naming of
mtz columns". The point of the LABIN mechanism is that mtz columns can
have any user-defined labels. Yes there are conventions, but since
"CCP4" consists of many different programs written by many different
authors with many d
Dear Pete,
Thank you for your comments on this topic. I think, however, that no
amount of format extension or sanity checking will ever replace the ultimate
sanity of depositing the images themselves. This would eliminate the many
error-prone steps in the current deposition of "structure fact
Dear All,
Because I also re-refine the odd pdb entry, I get the same problems. I
think it is annoying that these 'Gremlins' end up in the PDB. But in all
fairness, the PDB is always very willing to solve obvious column
substitutions and such (at least in my experience).
Unfortunately, there are a
Well, either there haven't been any replies yet or my institution's
email server is unhappy with me (if it's email problems, sorry if I'm
duplicating other responses).
> This instance leaves room for some concern about the verification of
> deposited structure factors: what happened here is c
Dear all,
This time, with plot attached - and apologies.
Gerard.
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On Fri, Mar 06, 2009 at 05:58:49PM +, Gerard Bricogne wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> The newly-deposited structure 3ftt from the CSGID structural genomics
> group has fields in its sf.cif
Dear all,
The newly-deposited structure 3ftt from the CSGID structural genomics
group has fields in its sf.cif file called F_meas_au and F_meas_sigma_au,
but which clearly contain F_calc and ph_calc - at least, the F_meas_sigma_au
field is uniformly distributed on [0,360] and the F_meas_au f
