Hi all,
I have a dataset for which I got the .sca file from a collaborator and I am
trying to look at the strength of the anomalous signal. Looking at archives
in the CCP4bb I found many people suggesting using the Chi**2 values
using ScaLAPACK using HKL2000.
However, at the moment, I have access
Research Specialist/Cryo-Electron Microscopist
A Cryo-Electron Microscopist position is available in the Structural Biology
Laboratory at
UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, Texas. The person selected for this
position will apply single particle cryo-electron microscopy to the study of
We are pleased to announce the second MMTF workshop: *Scalable and
Reproducible Structural Bioinformatics Workshop & Hackathon 2018. *This
workshop will be held May 7 – 9, 2018 at the University of California, San
Diego and hosted by the Structural Bioinformatics Laboratory at the San
Diego
PDBe are looking to recruit a Data Enrichment and Integration
Coordinator to help the PDBe team stay abreast of and meet the changing
needs of the broad scientific community through enrichment, integration,
and quality improvement of biomacromolecular structure data and tools
for its delivery.
PDBe are looking for a bioinformatician to work on the wwPDB validation
pipeline for structure data.
The wwPDB validation pipeline is a critical component of OneDep data
deposition and biocuration system. The candidate will be involved in
implementing better validation metric for bound
Hi Madhusudhan,
As already mentioned, coot is perfectly adapted. But if you have a pretty long DNA
strand, maybe you can design an "artificial" DNA strand with
http://structure.usc.edu/make-na/server.html
It generated different form of DNA (B, Z and A). You can use your known
sequence and
