[ccp4bb] one metalloid making multiple covalent bonds - generating library

2017-03-10 Thread S. Thiyagarajan
Dear Experts,I have a metalloid complex in a structure I am solving, where a 
single ion makes 3 covalent bonds to 3 different cysteine residues, at a bond 
length of 1.8 A. How to generate the monomer library for refinement?
Leaving it without the bonds makes the SG atoms go farther than the required 
bond length, building up positive density in the difference map at the right 
locations.
Even if I create one monomer with the metalloid bound to cysteine, other 2 
cysteines will have problems as the ion is shared by 3 residues.Any help is 
appreciated.
regardsThiyaga
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[ccp4bb] image of worn out rotating anode

2014-03-26 Thread S. Thiyagarajan
Dear All
Does anybody have a picture of a worn out rotating anode pulled out from your 
home source. If yes, please send me a copy.
I would like to use it for a classroom lecture, to show what electrons do to 
the copper target.

Thanks and with regards
Thiyaga


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[ccp4bb] process data from two crystals in-house data

2013-03-28 Thread S. Thiyagarajan
Dear all
I have two data sets, 75 frames each from crystals of the same protein - same 
cell parameters/space group (P4).
I could process them seperately each yielding  90% completeness but with  poor 
multiplicity (  2 )

If I merge the data sets using CAD, I loose the data reduction statistics of 
the combined data set.

I do not have HKL2000. 


Which (free) tool can handle two different diffraction data sets, process them 
together to give a single final data statistics.

 
Thanks and regards
Thiyaga




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Centre of Excellence in Bioinformatics
School of Biotechnology
Madurai Kamaraj University
Madurai - 625021
Ph: +91-9159224881 (cell)

[ccp4bb] Nvidia 3D Vision 2 - Centos5 - Coot

2012-06-14 Thread S. Thiyagarajan
Dear CCP4 users

Has anybody successfully configured NVIDIA 3D VISION-2 kit in CentOS-5.x and 
used COOT hardware stereo. 

I am currently having Quadro 4000 graphics card and a 3D compatible Alienware 
monitor. I could configure these easily in windows but not getting much clues 
for CentOS-5.x.

Please point me to the right pages if this has been discussed already. 

Thanks for your help
regards
Thiyaga

 
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Centre of Excellence in Bioinformatics
School of Biotechnology
Madurai Kamaraj University
Madurai - 625021
Ph: +91-9159224881 (cell)

[ccp4bb] peak height at mouse click

2009-04-20 Thread S. Thiyagarajan
Dear CCP4 users

Is there any easy way of calculating the peak height / number of electrons at a 
given position, say a mouse click point in coot.

Is there any formula to calculate the number of electrons based on sigma level 
and peak height, as given in difference map peaks in coot.

I have some peaks in my map which take water or sodium/magnesium or chlorine 
atom with out giving out any positive or negative density upon further 
refinement. 

The asymmetric unit has about 425 residues and the data resolution is 1.5A.

Thanks and regards

S. Thiyagarajan

Department of Cell and Organism Biology

Lund University

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[ccp4bb] Summary: log tools for crystallization conditions

2008-10-03 Thread S. Thiyagarajan
Thanks all for your inputs.

Most sophisticated ones are those using database servers.

1.Xtrack   http://xray.bmc.uu.se/xtrack
 uses PostgreSQL and PHP

2. CLIMS  http://sourceforge.net/projects/clims/
 uses MySQL server.

To install the database servers and to keep it running, creating users, 
granting privileges for users ... requires good deal of DB knowledge. At the 
student level, this is not good as the boss may not be conversant with these 
SQL servers and may loose data in the absence of technical assistance.

Simple JAVA based tools
1. http://www.pageforaday.com/xtalwizard/

To design plates
2. http://www.ibs.fr/content/ibs_eng/presentation/Platform/plateform_Xtallo/

I would prefer excel sheets as there is more room to improvise

Finally, what I think is feasible for everyone is the MS-Access file created 
by  Victor Khangulov.
https://jshare.johnshopkins.edu/xythoswfs/webui/_xy-2846190_1-t_CF606nvb

Access being a Microsoft product, it is more likely to be present in many 
computers. This can generate paper reports for logging and there is room for 
improving it to our needs. 

Thanks again for your inputs. Comments on the various tools are my personal 
opinion and are to be re-evaluated by the individual users (A disclaimer of 
course )
regards
S. Thiyagarajan





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--- On Thu, 9/11/08, S. Thiyagarajan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: S. Thiyagarajan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [ccp4bb] log tools for crystallization conditions
To: CCP4BB@JISCMAIL.AC.UK
Date: Thursday, September 11, 2008, 11:16 AM

Hello Everyone

I wonder whether somebody knows a good software to log the crystallization 
conditions. 

Excel sheets become too clumsy as the crystallization plates pile up.

we generally need to record the results after a day, two days, a week, 2 weeks, 
a month etc.

We need to summarize at regular intervals and keep log of our rationales in 
designing the new set of conditions.

When moving on, somebody else taking up the project should be able to follow 
everything done by the previous researcher. 

The software supplied by Hauptman-Woodward screen (Buffalo, NY) is good, but 
we cannot integrate our in-house custom results. Also, that does not give 
options for summary at regular intervals and an overall summary.

any inputs will be highly useful

regards
S. Thiyagarajan
Wayne State University
Detroit,
 MI USA