Dear Murpholino,
I must apologize, there was a mistake in may last email. The critical
parameter is, as you correctly pointed out, DSCA not RIPW and it is
necessary to try a range of values for DSCA. For this reason I am CCing
this to CCP4bb.
As you will be discovering, RIP phasing is not
Hi Bernhard,
You touch a valid point. You get different clash scores in MP depending on how
you add hydrogens when you run it (unless this was solved recently). So you can
essentially cheat the program by choosing a different H addition function. I
don't get why this option exists at all. If
Thanks to all respondents.
It seems the source of the discrepancy is that some programs use nuclear
distances and some use electron density peak distances.
Now, does it matter, for example, using nuclear distances for placing
riding Hs in the VdW terms,
(i.e., a model for dipole
Also, see figure 4 here:
http://phenix-online.org/papers/dz5209_reprint.pdf
that illustrates the difference.
Pavel
On Fri, Apr 28, 2017 at 10:33 AM, Bernhard Rupp
wrote:
> Dear Fellows of the Bond,
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> when validating a QM refined homology model with Molprobity, I
It totally depends on what you define as your C-H bond length.
For XRD work, the C-H is the distance between the electron
center-of-masses. For neutron or high-resolution XRD work, you can
determine the distance between the nuclear center-of-masses. They are
different by about 0.1A. The
'Most distances between bonded atoms weresettled longago
to highaccuracy, but,in the caseof
hydrogens, the values in common use often differ by
as muchas 20%.'
Phenix / MolProbity
Dear Murph,
the reason we placed more emphasis on data collection and processing
for this tutorial is that the course for which it was created is on data
collection and processing.
With respect to Auto-Rickshaw, we used it as a convenient tool to
check whether the experiment was successful. The
Dear Murpholino,
I suspect that the pipelines in CCP4i and CCP4i2 do not include RIP
phasing (perhaps they should) but you can also run the SHELX programs
from a command line since you don't like black boxes. SHELXC reads
XDS_ASCII.HKL files and has some special facilities for RIP, you can
I think one cannot rely on being able to use libraries compiled with compiler X
with a program compiled with compiler Y. And your ifort result supports this.
But you should be able to compile the CCP4 libraries with your gfortran. Then
you can link them for sure.
But why not use the ifort