for our research project we are on the lookout of following full text
paper if anyone can kindly assist me in this
Validation of an RP-LC Method and Assessment of rhG-CSF in Pharmaceutical
Formulations by Liquid Chromatography and Biological Assay
Authors: Sergio Luiz Dalmora a; Silvia Maria
Dear All,
There seems to be an increasing number of requests for articles on the
BB. Can we assume that those supplying articles hold the necessary
copyright permissions? Since the BB is visible and archived, I just want
to be sure everything is nice and legal.
regards
Martyn
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Dear All
Sorry for the off-topic question. I am trying to classify peptides by
populations in a molecular dynamics simulation. I got the reference to the
PEPCAT software that can do that, but the web site is down
(http://www.ludwig.edu.au/pepcat/index.html).
Do you know if this software is still
One question - do you have two pairs of molecules, each related by the
PST or is there extra non-crystallographic translation ?
Averaging or NCS restraints dont give much extra information for
molecules in the same orientation.
Certainly any pseudo translation will generate sets of weak and
May I also suggest that the more traditional avenue - requesting the
reprint from the corresponding author - is always tried first? I used
to do this back in time when I was a poor russian grad student with zero
access to full-text articles. Also handy if you collect stamps :)
On Tue,
I have four molecules arranged such that molecules a and b are
related by PST and adopt the same orientation as do molecules c and
d, but there is no pst between the two pairs. All molecules lie
in the same plane.
A B
top view C
It is impossible to know when someone has an anonymous user name and
email address.
I would suggest, minimally, that if someone asks us to send a paper,
they need to sign their
correspondence unambiguously (name and institution). Also, several
requests in the span of
three weeks from the
Hello all,
I have a query re: processing data. I have some lovely diffraction data that
has been marred by ice rings (so...not as lovely as it could be). I was told
it may be possible to mask the regions of the ice rings (obviously sacrificing
completeness) during processing. I have been
Also, I wonder if word has gotten out that we've become a literature
search service rather than
a crystallography bulletin board. A lot of these papers seemingly have
little to do with what we do...
On Jul 15, 2008, at 1:24 AM, Meg wrote:
for our research project we are on the lookout of
One can try to set the high resolution to exlude the ice ring ONLY during
autoindexing. Once Denzo picks the correct lattice, then you can include the
highest resolution available during the refinement.
or
One can pick fewer peaks during the peak search in hope that the ice ring will
be
Dear Mona,
If you used XDS to process the data you could use the EXCLUDE_RESOLUTION_RANGE
keyword to exactly do what you describe.
Best regards,
Alexander
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best regards / Cordialement
Alexander Schiffer
Sanofi-Aventis Deutschland GmbH
RD CAS Structural Biology
Look at the reject fraction keyword and increase the value,
as described on pp 39-40 of the manual
Pete
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Hi Maruf,
1) Why the low-resolution data was collected to 3.2 Å?
2) Is it possible the real space group is P2 with a NCS which making
it look like P21, especially when the PST has a value of exact 0.5.
Lijun
On Jul 14, 2008, at 5:42 AM, Maruf Ali wrote:
Dear all
I have recently
Hi, I am trying to reach Thomas Schneider [EMAIL PROTECTED]
to request a copy of hkl2map and his email server keeps on bouncing
my message.
Would somebody, by chance, have more recent contact info for him or
have another suggestion on obtaining this program?
Much appreciate your help,
Thank to all the responders!
I successfully obtained the program. Now all that's left is solving
structures :).
Cheers and thanks again,
Vlad
Hi
You can exclude the ice rings easily in Mosflm - from the command line -
(a) Autoindexing -
AUTOINDEX EXCLUDE ICE (but see user guide for more on this)
(b) Processing -
RESOLUTION EXCLUDE ICE
Or if you try iMosflm, just check the button that says exclude ice
rings
Dear Mona,
Yes. You can get Denzo to reject reflections on or close to ice rings, or
any other features with highly irregular background variations, by
increasing the value of the REJECT keyword (see p. 40 of the HKL2000
manual by D. Gerwith,
Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone knows a good website/software for
prediction of coiled coil regions within proteins based on the amino
acid sequence. Also does anyone know of examples where coiled coil
regions can cause secondary structural changes by influencing the
oligomeric state
How about Coils ?
http://www.ch.embnet.org/software/COILS_form.html
jürgen
On 15 Jul 2008, at 14:38, Neeraj wrote:
Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone knows a good website/software for
prediction of coiled coil regions within proteins based on the amino
acid sequence. Also does anyone
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