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Perhaps not the correct audience, if not, please excuse me...
I have a question about Coot. We have started to use it since about 10
days and are more or less impressed with it. We are trying to build
missing amino acids in a partial structure. We skeletonized the map and
tried to use baton building to get positions for C-alpha atoms, even
though this is not the best way to go, we know where we want to put the
C-alpha's, but using batons is the only way I could figure out how to
put the atoms there. So, in O-speak, now I want to "Lego-build" the
backbone between the terminal residues in the known structure, and
using the C-alphas obtained by baton building.
Does anyone know how to do this? We read the manual front to back and
could not find anything in there that shows how to do it, and the
coot-archive appears not to contain the word "backbone".
Thanks,
Mark
Mark van der Woerd
Research Scientist
Dept. of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Colorado State University
Fort Collins, CO 80523
