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Announcing version 1.2 (general release) of the software:

            Crystallography & NMR System (CNSsolve)
            (copyright 1997-2007, Yale University)

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Information about the software and instructions for downloading
the most recent version are available at:

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       ************ http://cns.csb.yale.edu *************
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The software is available for download, free-of-charge, by all
academic (non-profit) users.

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Installation instructions and documentation can be found in:
       $CNS_SOLVE/doc/html/cns_solve.html
once you have downloaded and installed the software.
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Please cite the following reference for CNSsolve in
publications:

Brunger, A.T., Adams, P.D., Clore, G.M., Delano, W.L., Gros, P.,
Grosse-Kunstleve, R.W., Jiang, J.-S., Kuszewski, J., Nilges, M.,
Pannu, N.S., Read, R.J., Rice, L.M., Simonson, T., Warren, G.L.
Crystallography & NMR system: A new software system for
macromolecular structure determination,
Acta Cryst. (1998) D54, 905-921.

Please cite additional original papers when using specific
methods.

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Do not distribute CNSsolve to third parties without approval. By
downloading the software you agree to the License in the FTP
directory.

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Attached release notes for CNSsolve version 1.2:

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=                                                                     =
=                  Crystallography & NMR System                       =
=                                                                     =
=      A.T.Brunger, P.D.Adams, G.M.Clore, W.L.Delano, P.Gros,         =
=      R.W.Grosse-Kunstleve, J.-S.Jiang, J.Kuszewski, M.Nilges,       =
=      N.S.Pannu, R.J.Read, L.M.Rice, T.Simonson, G.L.Warren          =
=                                                                     =
=      Copyright (c) 1997-2007 Yale University                        =
=                                                                     =
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            Program: CNSsolve
            Version: 1.2
        Patch level: 0
             Status: general release


Changes for version 1.2
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Program:
- default number of atoms set to 200,000
- atom number can go up to 999999 in the PDB files produced by CNS
 by using some of the 'ATOM' and 'HETATM' record if the number goes
 above 99999
- fixed bug in treatment of HL coefficients for remapping of reflections
 for some spacegroups
- installation files for x86_64 linux platforms (using gfortran or ifort)
- installation files for Intel Mac systems (using ifort)
- installation files for Mac PPC systems
- Intel Mac OSX binary distribution
- all known dynamic memory pointer problems fixed
- Windows binary installation removed
- use of sort function updated in cns_solve_env file
- use of sed updated in cns_solve_env file - consolidated distribution into one tar file
- updated output files in the test directory
- generic CPU_TIME subroutine call for Intel Mac OSX, Intel X86_64, and Intel 
i686
- replaced -tpp7 option with -axP for Intel X86_64 and Intel i686
- removed "norm" function from atom property do command
- enabled DISP=KEEP for CLOSe statement on linux and mac intel versions

Task files:

- updated bulk solvent model and scale factor calculations (developed for robust refinement and low resolution applications):
   all refinement and model map task files:
     - new solvent model grid search and solrad/shrink search
- absolute grid size range for solvent mask calculation is forced to be between [sqrt 3*0.577 = 1] 0.57 and 0.9 A
     - removed low_res_bscale parameter, the low resolution limit is used
- reported anisotropic tensor in coordinate files is now Ucart (not Ucif as before)
     - fixed anisostropic B-scaling symmetry restraints in all modules (scalef,
     - removed "anisotropic_fixed_isotropic" option throughout all script files
     - fixed method to remove isotropic component from anisotropic B-tensor

- new bulk solvent and scaling routines in structure deposition files:
   xtal_pdbsubmission/xtal_pdbsubmission.inp
   xtal_mmcif/deposit_mmcif.inp

- fixed bug when a structure has a lower resolution that th default Wilson
 limit:
   xtal_pdbsubmission/xtal_pdbsubmission.inp
- automatic and fixed bulk solvent parameter options:
   all refinement and model map task files

- new automatic sharpening B-factor determination script file:
   xtal_util/bsharp.inp

- B-sharpening parameter introduced into various map files:
   xtal_util/fourier_map.inp
   xtal_refine/model_map.inp
               sa_omit_map.inp
               composite_omit_map.inp
               fo-fo_map.inp

- corrected local real space correlation coefficient computation:
   xtal_refine/model_map.inp
               composite_omit_map.inp
               water_delete.inp
   xtal_twin/model_map_twin.inp

- fixed Wilson calculation for very large structures
   xtal_util/bsharp.inp
             analyse.inp
             scale.inp

- fixed bug in water picking if no sites are found:
   xtal_refine/water_pick.inp
   xtal_twin/water_pick_twin.inp

- duplicate water parameters no longer read in water picking:
   xtal_refine/water_pick.inp
   xtal_twin/water_pick_twin.inp

- introduced optional B-factor reset option:
   xtal_refine/refine.inp

- increased the default number of cycles to 3:
   xtal_refine/refine.inp

- removed multiple coordinate file reading option:
   xtal_refine/composite_omit_map.inp
               sa_omit_map.inp
               model_map.inp
   xtal_util/model_phase.inp
   xtal_twin/model_map_twin.inp

- removed option to write separate bulk solvent model structure factors:
   xtal_util/model_phase.inp

- increased the default number of macrocycles to 15:
   xtal_phase/mad_phase.inp

- changed the default output array name to fmodel and added warning if fcalc is used as the name:
   xtal_util/model_fcalc.inp

- increased maxtree to 20:
   in all torsion angle input files

- Ucart reported instead of Ucif:
   heavy atom site refinement scripts

- modified Patterson map task files to use ascii map files instead of binary map files:
   xtal_patterson/predict_patterson.inp
                  patterson_map.inp

- updated density_modify.inp task file:
   mask completion
   warning about absolute scaling of input amplitudes

- new input file to calculate structure factors from an EM reconstruction map:
   xtal_util/em_map_to_hkl.inp

HTML Documentation:

- updated installation documentation

Modules:

- fixed bug in siterefine module: FOMs for centrics were non-zero for SAD 
phasing
- removed "anisotropic_fixed_isotropic" option throughout all modules:
   scaleftarget, scaleftarget2, scale_and_solvent
- new module: scale_solvent
- new module for automatic determination of FFT gridding parameters 
fft_parameter_check:
   - determines optimum B-factor increment
- ELIM parameter is automatically increased for atomic resolution structures (starting at 1.4 A and higher)
   - default ELIM value is set to 8
   - grid size is set to the min of ( 1,  d_min * 0.3333 )

Libraries:

- conformational database library files incorporated into distriubtion
   libraries/confdb/*

Utilities:

- modified Patterson map programs to use ascii map files instead of binary map files:
   utils/PSmap*

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Axel T. Brunger
Investigator,  Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Professor of Molecular and Cellular Physiology
Stanford University

Web:    http://atb.slac.stanford.edu
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Phone: +1 650-736-1031
Fax:    +1 650-745-1463



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