Dear all,
Representation is a topic that is near and dear to my heart, and several of the
comments in this thread have resonated with me, both positively and otherwise,
so it’s hard to stay on the sidelines. Here are a few of my thoughts.
As Graeme and others have pointed out, I believe most o
Hi Samer,
Adding to Pascal’s list, calmodulin is another protein with many methionines
that provide a flexible binding site. See this review as a starting point for
reading about it: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9923700/.
Best,
Rachelle
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Hi CCP4bb folks,
This song may have made the rounds before, but I learned about it yesterday and
thought that others here might enjoy it:
http://montyharper.bandcamp.com/track/what-is-the-shape-of-the-molecule
It's a fun song about protein crystallography! My lab got a kick out of it, so
I th
Hi John,
Another way to screen for mercury derivatives.
Rachelle
vincent Chaptal wrote:
Hi Rhys,
you already have a lot of suggestions to try. We all have our own reciepe for
good derivatization, and this is due to the fact that we don't really
understand what is going on. I can't explain
I have used http://crystalprotein.com/ multiple times over the years. I
generate a PyMOL session and images that illustrates what I want (orientation,
representations), and they have turned out beautifully, and the turn-around is
reasonable. And they provide a 3D illustration of the plans before
