The following is simply a quote from a recent post by Enrico Stura.
Probably has a lot to do with what you are finding:
"Glycerol is also great to reduce nucleation. If you decide to add
glycerol to the protein solution (for solubility, but in your case it
might be for stability
reasons), you
Thanks for the replies. Yuri, yes, those were my exact concerns. This
is a molecular replacement structure, but that was done with an apo
structure, so I am certain the metal is there. My resolution is around
2.3 angstroms, which I think is OK for determining geometry.
I have done omit maps
I think people have answered this correctly. As one who did this
several years ago - I built my workstations with top end hardware (at
the time). I used an AMD dual core system (top end for the money - I'm
OK with AMD), built it from scratch (so I bought the fastest processor
available for th
Is there anybody out there who has a use for these glasses/emitters that
would be willing to purchase some for a reduced fee? I have 16 pair (I
think, I need to go check closely, but I have a lot of them), plus 6-7
emitters. I just need to go away from this type of system, probably to
a mixed
We went through a building renovation and this has been a problem for us
too. In the old days, our building was simply sealed concrete - and you
could do anything with it with no issues. Now, it's an epoxy floor, but
really what happens is the liquid nitrogen cools it down and breaks the
seal
Hello all,
Quick question on linux varieties. For years (and years) I have used
fedora (after Ultrix of course). In fact, most of my computers are
running FC7 (that long ago), it's very stable and works fine. However,
since it is no longer supported, I'm toying with upgrading.
I upgraded
Hi again,
I'd like to ask a question about the pedagogy of stereo. That is, using
stereo with students in the classroom.
Do you all find that, after setting up these elaborate stereo devices,
students really use the stereo or do they tend not to?
I am a huge fan of stereo - and frankly her
Thanks for the comments, I do appreciate them. I guess we went off in a
direction I wasn't thinking of - related to your personal like or
dislike of stereo. What I am really looking for is an answer to a
simple question in that is stereo a nice thing from a pedagogy
standpoint for showing stu
Not only do you not need a high-end graphics card, you don't even need
the proper graphics drivers installed. When I went to FC13 (upgrade
from FC7, I don't know why), my quadro fx1400 was no longer supported.
It would not work with hardware stereo (emitters/glasses of old). I
went to Zalman
I have a quick question about linux for all. Is there anybody running a
windows pc with linux on a bootable cd or bootable drive/flash drive/??? that
works for crystallography apps? I have a colleague who does molecular dynamics
calculations and he needs some conversion programs that are unix
Hi all,
I'm sorry, I know this has been extensively discussed, but does anybody
know right now where one can buy a zalman monitor (either the 22" or
24", or whatever sizes they are). I am a crystallographer at an
Undergrad only university, and it appeals to me that passive stereo
devices exist for
Hi all,
I'm relatively new to using CCP4 (I've done most of my crystallography
using x-plor, phases, etc...). But, I like ccp4, and so I'm using it in
concert with amore (which I know is part of the ccp4i build now) for
molecular replacement.
I have a protein that I'm working on with data c
I hope for everybody this is the last time with this. I know it has
been asked (even partially by me), and I know people talk about it often
- but I am really trying to solve this problem once and for all, and am
having a very hard time.
Past and present set-up for this:
Started out with SGI
Thank you all for the quick replies. I did leave out some specs, but I
really wanted to know what others have found. Sadly, it's no different
than my findings. I am at a small undergrad only university - low on
resources but big on ideas for teaching students. This is not research
based, so
Hi all,
I have several (5 at least) SGI Indigo II systems that I used for
crystallography for years. I'm looking to see if anybody needs them for
parts/use? I'm not looking to make money here, but I don't want to pay
anything either (so you pay shipping/packaging and you can have them).
Al
Hello,
So sorry to post this here but I'm at wits end and am just hoping that
somebody here has had a similar problem (and subsequent fix). Here goes.
I have 7 systems, close to identical, all running FC7. For all, I used
the autobuild script on the ccp4 website to generate the entire ccp4
Not that all proteins are created alike, but we had a protein
crystallize in a similar situation (PEG/20%IPA). I don't remember the
exact details, but we did have good luck using just glycerol as a
cryoprotectant. That is, I made up the well buffer and added to that
well buffer 20-25% glycer
Hey there,
I know this was recently rehashed, but of course I wasn't thinking too
much about it at the time (and now somebody has made me interested). In
any event, a colleague (go figure) of mine saw an article on projecting
stereo for a classroom. The way it works uses a dlp projector conn
Just check out the cards on the back - it should have the small round
port that a 60GX plug would fit into. The NuVision site has a list of
cards that are compatible with their emitters. I don't remember them
all right off, but it's fairly straightforward.
By the way, I buy all my video card
OK, so we weren't on this subject, and all of you are tired of me
asking. However, the following link came to me and I wanted to see some
programmers opinions on this one. The thing I'm wondering is, what
needs to be done on the programming end to make this something that we
could use in a cl
Title: Message
I've had good luck with refurbished monitors off the web. Just do a
google search for a sun monitor (for example) and it should come up.
Otherwise, go to pricewatch.com and search for crt monitors there.
They may have some external case dents, but the monitors are usually
cris
A few years back I built 6 machines for $8000 total, and it should be
as cheap if not cheaper now. I bought my video cards on ebay (there
are lots of people who part out old leased machines and so it is very
cheap really, and I haven't had a card fail yet, knock on wood). I'll
try to itemize
Wow, that's like putting a pool in your backyard so you don't have to
pay the $3.00 admission every day (I'm kidding). In any event, Ocean
Optics has some very nice, small, and portable units that would run
around $3000 total. These connect to the USB port in a computer and
produce data that
I have a few of these if people are interested. Please just let me know off
list. The ones I have are the 8 dial boxes connected to an old SGI workstation
(they work in linux as well I believe - with O). I simply don't use these
anymore and wouldn't mind parting with them.
Thanks
Dave
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Hello all,
OK - small school - old NMR (really old). We set this up around 14
years ago with an O2 system as the user interface, with an indigo system
as the interface between the O2 and the NMR. This is a JEOL system, has
really been a workhorse with little issues over the last 14 years.
Every now and then I pipe on this as well. We have Zalman monitors here - I
bought them about 4 years ago - when you could not buy them any more in the
states. I just bought them on Ebay - they came new in the box directly from
China. The person did fed-ex shipping - did not cost any extra, a
Hi all,
So, I know this probably isn’t the right place, but I’m certain most of you
here have battled/fixed this issue. I just did a clean install of FC20 on an
AMD dual core system. I opted for the 32 bit version, as these workstations
are used for multiple things (and I find that it’s just
Thanks for all the suggestions. I think my issue is because I have a
QuadroFX1400 video card and I don’t have proper drivers - the generic ones just
won’t do it.
I have tried and failed miserably to install the proprietary drivers from
NVidea, so I’m not going to worry about it. I only use ch
I use the Zalman 21" monitor and it works great. Glasses from 3D movies work,
so when students go to the movies I ask them to save a pair of glasses for me.
It's easy and cheap - software controlled so works on all crystallographic
packages that I've tried thus far.
Frankly, since going to an
So, I know I say this every time I post on this board, but here it goes
again.
I'm at an undergrad only school, and every 2 years I teach a class in
protein crystallography. This year I'm being super ambitious, and I'm
going to take a class of 16 to the synchrotron for data collection.
It's
So, if you are bored and have nothing else to do (which is how we all
are at times; kidding), can you set up a control experiment with
everything in the crystal dip except protein (so buffer and whatever)?
I know protein plays a role in the process, but I have done this before
when I had suspe
My 0.02 on this as always. For monitors, I was worried about this at
first. I replaced all my SGI units (with what was good graphics and CRT
displays), and I worried about getting a new monitor and losing
information with different stereo options.
I bought zalman monitors, and they work fine
Hello all,
So, I find an ipad is a wonderful device for teaching (any tablet really
- but I'm partial to the ipad). I can project it in a classroom, run
pymol and a few other chemistry/biochemistry things, and really get the
students interested in these subjects easily. I actually don't have
rt a ccp4 mtz-file to ccp4 map format (which pymol can
read) and load it into pymol on your ipad which does not display. Is
this correct? If so, do you get any error messages?
Could you use coot instead?
Best,
Tim
On 05/01/2013 09:56 PM, David Roberts wrote:
Hello all,
So, I find an ipad is
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