Dear All,
I failed to find a specific reference or
description of mlphare in the prog doc.
I found some ref to Otwinowski 1991 Proc CCP4 study
weekend pp 80-86
Does someone perhaps have this ref in pdf or another
suggestion?
Thx, br
Bernhard Rupp
Hi,
we have just gotten some relatively inexpensive E-dimensional glasses
(cable controlled; IR versions available) to test. Using their Windows
driver, supposedly working on both ATI and NVIDIA, hardware stereo on my
TFT worked. Flicker would be a problem for many people, however. I have
yet to
Does anyone know of any heavy metal labelled GTP derivatives
and if so where to get them?
thanks
Stephen
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Dr. Stephen Cusack,
Head of Grenoble Outstation of EMBL
Group leader in structural biology of protein-RNA
Hi Stephen,
you can get Iodinated or Brominated nucleotide derivatives from jena bioscience
(http://www.jenabioscience.com/cms/en/1/browse/106_nucleotides_and_their_analogs.html)
hth,
Sebastiano
At 02:44 PM 5/7/2007 +0200, Stephen Cusack wrote:
Does anyone know of any heavy metal labelled GTP
Can anyone recommend a facility that analyzes the metal content of proteins
by ICP or some other technique?
Thanks.
Jack Tanner
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John J. Tanner
Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry
University of Missouri-Columbia
125 Chemistry Building
601
Another option might be to bind Hg to a phosphorothioate GTP (I've never
actually tried it).
Stephen Cusack wrote:
Does anyone know of any heavy metal labelled GTP derivatives
and if so where to get them?
thanks
Stephen
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Hi there,
I am trying to build a new ligand that I need to put
into my structure. The problem I have right now is
that, after regularising the molecule, a six-member
ring always flip to the opposite orientation (the
electron density map is defintely telling me which way
the six-membered ring
Hi XJXJ,
Did you create a library for this yourself? If you fix the ligand into the
density and use those coordinates to create a monomer library for it in
refmac, and use this during refinement, it might let it stay that way.
Arti
Hi there,
I am trying to build a new ligand that I need to put
Ed,
I would highly recommend Phaser to do what you want. Phaser can be
configured to search all possible related space groups, or the ones you
designate. Open-EPMR can also do automated related space-group searching
as well.
Cheers,
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Roger S. Rowlett
Hello all,
Does anyone know where I can obtain heavy atom-derivatized
S-adenosylmethionine? I am wondering if anyone has experienced or heard of
successful instances where heavy atom-derivatized SAM has been used for
phasing molecules that binds SAM? Thanks a lot!
Ray
Thanks for all the quick replies! The problem turned
out to be that the Turbo output pdb file of my ligand
(created by using the MAKE command) somehow failed to
label all my carbon atoms as C. Instead, all my
carbons were labelled with just the number. For
example, C12 was mislabelled as 12.
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