Dear Shijun,
You can find a lot of information about these programs on the SHELX
homepage, now moved to
shelx.uni-goettingen.de See in particular the sections "Tutorials &
talks" and "SHELX Workshops".
Converting the .phs file to .mtz is not needed for looking at the map
(Coot can read .phs
Hello All,
I am studying inhibitors for the NF-kB pathway and have come across an
inhibitor- BAY-11-7821 which was originally designed as a IkB
phosphorylation inhibitor. It has now ben reported that it also inhibits
p65 ans p50 DNA-binding but I can't find an exact mechanism for it in the
availab
Dear Shijun,
you can load the .phs file into coot and see the density; you don't need
a .mtz file for this specific purpose.
However, e.g. buccaneer does not read the .phs file which is why you
need to convert it. And "Use phi/fom instead of HL coefficients" in ccp4i.
The density modification me
Dear Kay
You mean after convert .phs to .mtz ,use the .mtz file refine the initial
structure model? By the way , what's the difference between this density map
with the density map modified after phaser-EP density modification? Thanks a
lot!!!
Best Regard
Shijun
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Dear Shijun,
hkl2map is a very nice graphical user interface that makes it easy to use the
SHELX programs; I've used it successfully around 3A. You find documentation and
download information for SHELX C/D/E and hklmap in the CCP4 community wiki, at
http://strucbio.biologie.uni-konstanz.de/ccp4
