Dear all
Last night, John Barnett, physicist and husband of Elspeth Garman, passed away
after a long battle with cancer.
Please join me in passing condolences to Elspeth and her family. She mentioned
that she may not be particularly responsive in the next while.
Frank
As I'm the one who administers the CCP4 user wiki (
http://strucbio.biologie.uni-konstanz.de/ccp4wiki/index.php/Main_Page )
I'd say that yes, the wiki is made for this, and yes, disk space is not
a problem (within reason), so somebody should go ahead and create a new
article "Problematic densit
Sorry for this ccp4 unrelated question.
We recently have a protein that a multicoil program (http://groups.csail.mit.edu/cb/multicoil/cgi-bin/multicoil.cgi/cgi-bin/multicoil
) predicts to have very high probability for dimer and trimer. Their
scores are close to 0.4 and 0.6 for lengths of mor
Hmmm, after thinking some more about this I need to add: my intention in
running the CCP4 user wiki is not that it should be a dump site for
random stuff. So please don't consider the wiki as an upload site for a
file, just for sending its URL to CCP4BB, and to forget about it
afterwards once t
One can keep ones hands on the keyboard to do everything -- no reaching
for the mouse. An added advantage is that to delete a message doesn't
reqire one to find and select a small check box with the mouse cursor,
then to find and select the Delete check-box, which often has scrolled off
the to
The multimeric state depends on a protein concentration. You can get any
multimer to dissociate if you dilute it to low enough concentration. If
your complex is a homodimer, then Kdiss=[complex]/[monomer]^2. Let's say
your Kdiss~10^(-3)M, and your protein concentration is ~10^(-4)M, then
[com
A few thoughts on these, since I do not fully agree.
1. Detection by light scattering is a method that can be used either
without separation, or while separating.
If you have a scattering detector, you can stick in a cuvette, or
stick it to the end of a column, your choice.
2. Sec is not a
Dear all,
I've just created a group on Facebook named "CCP4 Stuff". This would be a
good place to upload as much random stuff as you want (images, videos,
links, comments, etc) that nobody will care about after a couple of days.
All you need is to join (this is not an issue, considering that mos
