For 'O' just google for
alwyn O
it takes you quickly to
http://xray.bmc.uu.se/alwyn/O_to_Go/O_to_Go_frameset.html
which tells you how to get O.
I am sure Ghostview is available for nearly all linux distributions and unless
you install something like linux-from-scratch (but then you would not
Dear ccp4bb,
I had an interesting question from a xia2 user last week for which I
did not have a good answer. Here's the situation:
- spacegroup is P212121, which was specified on the command-line
- xia2 processes this as oP, assigns the spacegroup as P212121 before
running scala - generates
My immediate response to this is that anyone worrying about the number of
reflections should get out more.
More seriously, is assessing the quality of measurements then multiple observed
measurements of systematically absent reflections should agree within their
error estimates and (ideally)
I absolutely agree with Phil.
However I think it is very important NOT to remove systematic absences
before scala. There are many cases of mis-assigned space groups where
systematic absences are misleading - due to NC translation or bad
measurement or whatever
Eleanor
On 01/24/2011
Dear All,
Electron density picture is attached here.
or
https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B89uj7DSbtUWNDRmMzZhNTAtMzlkMC00MDllLTgxYmItNDI0NzUwMjdlNTlihl=en
I am working on a structure at 1.45 Ang resolution. I have noticed a density
that looks like water. However, it is surrounded by by six
Hi Amir,
I have VMware WindowsXP (guest) running on Centos5 (host) running.
Open GL - 3D does not work. VMware emulates the graphics board. VMware
6.5 supports only Direct X.
I don't know whether a newer version will do; I doubt.
Guenter
Hi,
Does newer 3-D hardware work using VMWare/Windows
No, it requires a native system (Windows/Linux) installed. The
graphics drivers installed by VMWare do not emulate the full HW
capabilities of the Quadro card.
Pedro Matias
At 12:36 24-01-2011, Amir Khan wrote:
Hi,
Does newer 3-D hardware work using VMWare/Windows on a Mac?
Thanks!
Amir
Dear Colleagues,
We are seeking a motivated young scientist or engineer with excellent skills in
programming and computing to join the PROXIMA 2 team at Synchrotron SOLEIL.
Please forward the announcement below to any interested parties.
Kind regards,
Bill
Post-doctoral Position -
I might be missing something here...
The Zalman(s) work fine in Coot Pymol on a Mac (any Mac to be precise, from
iBook to MacPro).
Just add this to your coot.scm file:
(add-key-binding switch to Zalman stereo z (lambda ()
(set-font-size 3)
(set-graphics-window-size 1680 1050)
Thanks, Lin. I am sorry for being short of information. I was actually not sure
what kind of information is needed. Well, the cells were grown at 27 degree in
Insect-Xpress. I tried to grow cells both in shaker and stationery flask.
Anything else I can try?
Best,
Min
Date: Sat, 22 Jan 2011
Zalman uses passive LCD stereo, however. From the thread of this
discussion, it appears that active LCD stereo (using a 120Hz monitor,
NVidia graphics card etc.) will not work on a Mac? Has anyone had a
successful experience using active LCD stereo on a Mac?
Padmaja
On Jan 24, 2011, at
Hi Kevin -
1) I can only imagine that LEDs would produce vastly less heat than halogen
lamps. In general, they are small, efficient, long-lasting and don't produce a
lot of heat. Here's a start for more information
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light-emitting_diode . Also, a quick search got
Hi Kevin,
We have 3 Olympus microscopes with three different lighting options.
The three variations we have on our microscopes are:
1. a microscope with a reflective light base (internal mirror) that reflects
light directed into the microscope base from an external halogen light-box.
Just one comment on LEDs as we have them as part of an imaging system. While it
is true that the LEDs themselves emit cool light, the associated electronics is
hotter than I would have expected. FYI.
Adrian
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On 24 Jan 2011, at 19:24, Sampson, Jared jared.samp...@nyumc.org
Maybe counting reflections is dull and boring, but doesn't it make you wonder
sometimes when two programs read the same file and end up with different
reflection counts? What sophisticated mathematics or logical conditions make
it such that progams can't mimic adding machines? What else are
'White' LED light produced by most integrated white LED packages is in fact
a mixture of blue (~460nm), produced by the LED itself and a
broad-band yellow (560nm), produced by a secondary phosphor, typically
directly coating the semiconductor that emits the primary light. The net
effect is a
Hi Chandan,
The closest sodium-sulfur interaction that I know of within a protein is in
entry 2BDG, Na (Atom 402, Chain A) to a CYS with a distance of 3.3 Angstroms.
A couple of examples exist of sodium-sulfur interactions that involve coenzyme
A (1FY7 and 1MJ9). I hope that helps.
Take
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