I don't have any trouble collecting the few-hundred nm radiation scattered by a
very large object (143 000 km) and creating an image, i.e. I can see Jupiter
with visible light.
If you consider dmin (the "resolution") derives from 2{theta}max,
then when 2{theta} is 180 degrees (is any higher an
Thanks a lot.
Ed
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1) I am working with two ligands, cyclopropanemethanol
and cyclobutanemethanol. The 3 letter code for them
CPM and CBM (i thought of using) were assigned to
other ligands. Is there any standard procedurre to
name them. I would like them to use in Refmac and
coot.
while you refine your structure
Okay, I am not a physicist, but let's see if we're talking about the
same thing. Could it be that the author of this Wikipedia entry is
referring to Fraunhofer diffraction rather than Fresnel diffraction?
See
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/phyopt/fraunhofcon.html
and
http://hyp
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On Thu, 25 Jan 2007, S. Shanmuga Sundara Raj wrote:
> Hi,
>
> 1) I am working with two ligands, cyclopropanemethanol
> and cyclobutanemethanol. The 3 letter code for them
> CPM and CBM (i thought of using) were assigned to
> other ligands. Is there any standard procedurre to
> name them. I would
Hi,
I installed a ccp4 binary (fedora and redhat version) in a fedora 6
system. And I found out I can not type but only paste text in the
ccp4i task window. Is there any quick fix to that? Thanks.
Nian
Dear All,
Please could somebody tell me where I can order some new baskets (ie
those black things with 10 holes) for the automatic sampling devices
used at the ESRF?
Many thanks.
Matt
Dr. Matthew J. Bottomley
Senior Research Biophysicist
Istituto di
Hi Matthew,
ESRF/EMBL standard baskets, canisters and similar toys for the sample
changers can be purchased at Molecular Dimensions Ltd. on their website :
http://www.moleculardimensions.com/uk/merchant.ihtml?pid=2519&step=4
Hope it helps,
Virgile
Bottomley, Matthew a écrit :
Dear All,
Ple
Dear All,
we have experienced a slight delay in posting to the bb. This was
due to corruption, or excessive size, of the digest file. The
solution was for the jiscmail staff to delete or current digest
file. This may have the effect that no digests will be posted.
Thanks to Donna for f
Hi Michael,
I can run the program under MacOSX (Tiger) PPC from a terminal (had
to change permissions):
Just type './marView'
However, some 'buttons' are not working...like 'File' and 'Options'...
but you can browse to an image and view it...
Greetings
Kristof
On 25 Jan 2007, at 23:15, Mic
Thank you all for your suggestions.
Matt
Dr. Matthew J. Bottomley
Senior Research Biophysicist
Istituto di Ricerche di Biologia Moleculare,
Via Pontina, Km 30.600;
00040 Pomezia (Roma); ITALY.
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Re ESRF sample changing baskets,
Just in case other people are interested, below is the most frequently
recommended source:
Matt
Molecular dimensions:
ESRF/EMBL standard baskets, canisters and similar toys for the sample
changers can be purchased at Molecular Dimensions Ltd. on their website
Dear all,
Does anyone have any suggestions about the best LIMS software to use for
keeping track of a project that is generating quite a few structures? Is
the CCP4 one available yet?
Simon
--
Dr. Simon Kolstoe, Research Fellow
School of Biological Sci
Hi Everyone,
Has anyone ever run the .mccd diffraction image viewing/editing program
"MarView" on Mac OSX? You can download it free form MarResearch
(http://www.marresearch.com/), and I can get it to execute fine in Linux,
but not on my Mac. The main problem is I can't get the "marView" file
If you took the tcl-tk-blt binaries provided from our website, for some
reason they cause this problem on Fedora core 6.
One possible way to solve the problem is to download tcl-tk-blt sources
and build blt only (it should then rely on the tcl/tk distribution that
comes with Fedora core 6).
What
Hi,
I am having a problem refining a maltopentaose molecule bound in protein
with Refmac5. Although that G5 model perfectly fits in the density, the
program keeps failing on it and the message is " wrong tree structure.
IERR=1". If you happen to see that message before and know how to deal
It seems that it already occured for at least another sugar thingy and
looks related to a bad description in your sugar dictionary according to
this post:
http://www.dl.ac.uk/list-archive-public/ccp4bb/2006-07/msg00622.html
Virgile
fang sheng a écrit :
Hi,
I am having a problem refining a
Ok this allows it to attempt to execute but then I get the following error:
"dyld: Library not loaded: /sw/lib/libXm.3.dylib
Referenced from: /Users/msm/Desktop/marView
Reason: no suitable image found. Did find:
/sw/lib/libXm.3.dylib: mach-o, but wrong architecture
Trace/BPT trap"
From
Hi,
does anybody know how to prepare a solution of S-hexylglutathione?. I
have tried DMSO, DMF, Ethanol and buffer pH7.5 but it was impossible.
I know that it is soluble at pH 10.0 but I need it at a concentration
200mM and pH 7.5.
Thanks
Marian
Dr. Marian Oliva-Blanco
MRC-LMB
Structur
On 25 Jan 2007, at 23:15, Michael McCormick wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Has anyone ever run the .mccd diffraction image viewing/editing
program "MarView" on Mac OSX? You can download it free form
MarResearch (http://www.marresearch.com/), and I can get it to
execute fine in Linux, but not on my
Dear all,
It is an announcement of a beta-release of an automatic molecular
replacement system - BALBES.
It is available from: www.ysbl.york.ac.uk/~fei/balbes
There are tar files for Linux, MacOS (G4/G5) and MacOS (intel).
There are instructions how to install and use the system.
The system
We have an RAxis IIC that has been idle for a couple of years and will
clearly not be used in our lab again. We are still using the goniometer
and 2-theta stage, but the detector and controller are available to
anyone who can pay the shipping costs or preferably pick it up in
Philadelphia. Ri
We are looking for an used MAR 345 area detector, in good working order.
Please contact me off-list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), to make
offers.
Prof. Serge Desgreniers
Department of Physics
University of Ottawa, Canada
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