Dear CCP4 developers and all,
CCP4i of CCP4 version 6.1.3 can set the default PDB viewer to PyMOL
(Default Viewers section in Preferences dialog). I have not noticed this
function in previous versions.
But viewing PDB file with PyMOL fails. It shows message dialog ERROR
could not start PyMol.
I'm trying to come to grips with the recent PDB policy for depositing
files which have the TLS model expanded out into individual ANISOU
records. Up until now I've been using tlsextract/tlsanl to prepare
such files, but now I've just tried using the new refmac option
TLSO ADDU
and I'm confused.
Dear All,
I wonder if anyone has come across the differences seen between the
statistics obtained from scala output files using CCP4 Program Suite 6.0.2
CCP4Interface 1.4.4.2 versus CCP4 Program Suite 6.1.2 CCP4Interface 2.0.5
(which is obviously a more recent version). The reason I ask is
Hi Jan--
What is the composition of your protein buffer?
Thanks!
annie
Annie Hassell
Glaxo Smithkline
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Jan Rash jan...@googlemail.com
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05-Mar-2010 09:02
Dear CCP4BB,
I am building a protein structure containing a pair of cysteines linked via
disulfide bond. This disulfide bond (i.e. the cysteine S-gamma atoms) refines
well at 2/3 occupancy, however the electron density suggests that these
cysteines each adopt a second, unlinked conformation
On Monday 08 March 2010 09:28:15 Ethan Merritt wrote:
I'm trying to come to grips with the recent PDB policy for depositing
files which have the TLS model expanded out into individual ANISOU
records. Up until now I've been using tlsextract/tlsanl to prepare
such files, but now I've just tried
I have a similar situation so I am also curious for the answer. Refmac will
always try to form a disulfide bond with both conformers for me as well.
On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 4:55 PM, Critton, David david_crit...@brown.eduwrote:
Dear CCP4BB,
I am building a protein structure containing a pair
Hi,
I'm simultaneously installing ccp4 on a MacBook Pro running Snow
Leopard and on a MacPro running Leopard. On both machines, the command:
source /sw*/bin/init.csh (where /sw* is either /sw64 on the
machine running 10.6, or /sw on the machine running 10.5)
gives the error: