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Hi Steve
I have one more comment for this thread.
The microbatch-under-oil method is very handy for anaerobic work:
1. You can keep the microbatch stock solutions in normal microtitre plates
(polypropylene is best to reduce evaporation) for months, which hugely
reduces the amount of degassing t
Hi Marc,
I have a Macbook pro Mid 2009 model (with integrated graphics card) and I
can run coot and pymol without any problem ( I haven't tested on Chimera),
I do not think a discrete graphics is needed. However, for pymol I can not
use the "stereo" function. I do not know if the discrete graphic
Hi Mirek,
I have to reinstall xquartz to get my ccp4 and coot working after upgrading
to Yosemite from Mavericks.
Xiao
On Tue, Mar 17, 2015 at 4:30 PM, Cygler, Miroslaw
wrote:
> Hi,
> I am thinking of upgrading the os on my mac to Yosemite. Are there any
> known issues for crystallographic so
Do you have evidence that the oil blocks diffusion of O2? O2 is a nonpolar
molecule, generally much more soluble in oils than in water. I'm not sure about
silicone oils, but I would think they also dissolve O2 readily.
eab
On 03/18/2015 08:02 AM, Patrick Shaw Stewart wrote:
Hi Steve
I have o
Hi,
I just checked the PIC sever tim suggested. very nice indeed. If
you only want to map different interfaces and the amino acids involved
in, I suggest to run the pisa server, too. http://www.ebi.ac.uk/pdbe/pisa/ . I
used it extensively to find out whether a certain set of crystal contacs lead
Hi,
As far as I can tell oil does not block diffusion of O2 whatsoever. You
can keep larger volumes (≥1 ml) of solutions anoxic in air for several
hours with dithionite (≥0.5%) to scavenge oxygen and a redox indicator
dye such as phenosafranin to monitor the state of the solution. Small
drops
I also wondered about the statement about oils blocking diffusion of O2. We
had lots of trouble keeping things anaerobic in a glove box until we degassed
the oils and waxes used to mount crystals in capillaries. We found that
putting them under vacuum removed much of the dissolved oxygen. Th
It's a little complicated. It's true that oxygen is more soluble in most oils
than in water - but in a high viscosity mineral oil the diffusion rate is
orders of magnitude lower. So the combination of an oil overlay and a reducing
agent in your buffer should protect your sample much longer than
Actually I may have misunderstood the original post. Patrick never said oils
block O2 diffusion:
On 03/18/2015 09:47 AM, Edward A. Berry wrote:
The microbatch-under-oil method is very handy for anaerobic work:
(In a glove box, of course)
1. You can keep the microbatch stock
Hello CCP4,
Sorry for the labware related post, but I think this is the right audience.
I have 4 new reels of mosquito tips with 4.5mm pitch (for 384 well setups,
TTP labtech part number 4150-03010). I only use 96well format, thus am
looking to swap these for 9mm pitch (part number 4150-03020).
Dear All,
When we by Coot open the PDB fle and the mtz file from the same refinement, the
protein backbone (and the sidechains) and the electron density always fit
automatically. Will you please tell me the mechanism of the Coot how the PDB
file automatically fit the mtz file in its graphical
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