You can try http://www.eppic-web.org. It will give you a full enumeration
of all symmetric assemblies present in the crystal. If the assembly you are
looking at is not symmetric (within a certain approximation) it will not be
listed in the results.
Hope it helps
Jose
On Mon, Jul 10, 2017 at 12:
Hard to comment without more detail.
What is your cell and point group symmetry? Do you know space group?
What is likely asymmetric unit content?
Is there a non-crystallographic translation and if so what is it?
All this information given in GUI2 data processing report.
Eleanor
On 10 July 2017
Hi ,
I have a protein which has A4 stoichiometry. I am trying to find
symmetry component which should be D2 but one axis looks like translated
which does not make it perfect D2. I am wondering if there is any tool
which I can use to determine Quaternary symmetry.
thanks
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Vand
