Thank you for your reply! But I still wonder the differences between "Add superimposed PDB file to the ensemble" and "Add ensemble" in Phaser program and when to use the former. If I want to search for a complex model, I often just click the "Add ensemble" till completing the search model. --
Tong Huo Ph.D candidate College of Life Sciences Nankai University Tianjin, China At 2011-12-29 16:56:03,"Antony Oliver" <[email protected]> wrote: >You could use the Superpose program to generate >superpositioned/superposed/superimposed models - i.e. to put your structures >on top of each other. There are also a host of other programs available to do >the same thing (!) > >In Phaser, you would then load each of these superimposed models, to generate >your search "ensemble". > >The words superposition, superimposition, and superpose, to all intents and >purposes mean the same thing (ducks behind flame-resistant wall). > >With regards, Tony. > >Sent from my iPhone > >On 29 Dec 2011, at 06:16, "SUBSCRIBE CCP4BB Huo tong" <[email protected]> >wrote: > >> Hello everyone: >> I am just learning how to use the CCP4 Program suite. When I use the MR >> approach --Phaser, there is a column say >> "Add superimposed PDB file to the ensemble". And there is another CCP4 >> supported program called "Superpose". >> I am afraid if my question is professional, but I wonder >> 1)if there is any differences between "Superpose" and "Superimpose"; >> 2)when to use the Superpose or Superimposed function >> >> Any answer is welcomed!
