For this particular project, we mounted two native crystals from the crystal
drop before adding the Ta6Br12(2+). The Ta6Br12(2+) was added as powder and
left o/n. Since various amounts of Ta6Br12(2+) was added this way we never knew
what the concentration was, many crystals were ruined his
As always, look at the crystal packing of the MR
solutions. That is a quick way to reject incorrect space group
solutions. I never realized Phaser had the issue you described with the
SGALTERNATIVE setting, but to be honest, I've always run it in "manual"
mode, i.e., I set up separate jobs in
Hello all,
Would anyone happen to have a met auxotroph S. cerevisaea strain at
hand that you
could send some of to us for testing Semet labelling?
Thanks very much!
Regards,
Tommi
Tommi Kajander, Ph.D.,
Macromolecular X-ray Crystallography
Research Program in Structural Biology and
Hi Tommi,
In S. cerevisiae you need a sam1(-) sam2(-) mutant. You can contact the
authors of the paper in this link to get them:
http://www.pnas.org/content/104/16/6678.long
Cheers,
Martin
On Oct 5, 2010, at 3:47 PM, tommi kajander wrote:
Hello all,
Would anyone happen to have a met
I hope for everybody this is the last time with this. I know it has
been asked (even partially by me), and I know people talk about it often
- but I am really trying to solve this problem once and for all, and am
having a very hard time.
Past and present set-up for this:
Started out with
Hello Dave,
I would like to replace the CRT's with some sort of LCD thing.
You have two options for stereo on linux. The Zalman passive stereo route,
which you tried, or the active stereo route, which means an Nvidia 3d
Vision emitter/glasses combo and a 120 Hz LCD.
The glasses/emitter kit is
Hi
there is at least one other option - we have a Planar Systems 3D setup (uses
two flat screen monitors mounted at ~right angles with a semi-silvered screen
between them) - you use polarised lens glasses to view the stereo. It works
extremely well, but is pricey. If you have a good workshop
Dear all,
We tested both the planar system you mentioned and the Viewsonic 120Hz
TFTs and purchased the 120Hz TFT solution not only because of the price
but we found the stereo quality to be equal and the usability much
better for the 120Hz TFTs. With the planar system you have to move away
the
Thank you all for the quick replies. I did leave out some specs, but I
really wanted to know what others have found. Sadly, it's no different
than my findings. I am at a small undergrad only university - low on
resources but big on ideas for teaching students. This is not research
based,
