Dear all,
I have bee trying to access the biomolecular crystallization database BMCD for
quite sometime now, no matter which route I access it through the page shows an
error as the server can not be contacted.
I would like to know whether its a problem only I am coming across.Moreover, is
Have you tried:
http://xpdb.nist.gov:8060/BMCD4/index.faces
It works for me.
David
Nishant Varshney wrote:
Dear all,
I have bee trying to access the biomolecular crystallization database
BMCD for quite sometime now, no matter which route I access it through
the page shows an error as the
Dear Nishant,
You may follw this link below, after you indicate the protein/enzyme/nucleic
acid name don't hit ENTER [probably it wont work] CLICK submit.
http://xpdb.nist.gov:8060/BMCD4/index.faces;jsessionid=b196fdf1b356c8293b85a9f3981d
jaimohan
--- On Fri, 12/6/09, Nishant Varshney
Dear all,
is the Rupp Segelke CRYSTOOL still accessible somewhere? The old link
http://www-structure.llnl.gov/crystool/crystool.htm
seems not to work anymore. Or are there alternatives?
Thanks
Clemens
Unfortunately, due to licensing issues and onerous rules here about hosting
dynamic content it has become very difficult for me to keep CrysTool
available to the public. Expressed interest in CrysTool does help me to
press the case.
I am hopeful that licensing issues can be worked out, if so,
Apologies, have been away. I hope I have extracted the relevant points
from this thread.
For the record, the CCP4 library also uses the symops to determine the
spacegroup, when it can. Hence the observation below that mtzdmp and
refmac find the right spacegroup.
However there are plenty of cases
Hi Martyn
Since seeing Ethan's last posting I guessed immediately, following on
from what Kevin had said earlier, that the program in Ethan's sequence
which made the change from SG #4005 to #5 in the MTZ header (and my
tests confirm this) is ctruncate; this behaviour presumably is a feature
of
I didn't mean to commit to a particular solution. That wouldn't be
wise on a Friday night with jet lag ;)
As an internal call in mtz2various, it should use symops ... but I need
to check that this works.
Spacegroup number vs name is an issue for the user interface (graphical
or otherwise). We
That seems likely. I also can't reach the BMCD link, but I can reach the
same host on port 80. I understand my institution has a very restrictive
firewall, due to being associated with a hospital with lots of
medical records and other personal information.
Ed
Manish Chandra Pathak wrote:
It is
