It looks like it should be doing the right thing, i.e.,
zsh-% otool -L qtrview
qtrview:
@executable_path/../Frameworks/QtWebKit.framework/Versions/4/QtWebKit
(compatibility version 4.9.0, current version 4.9.3)
Hi folks:
Is there a simple way to attach partially occupied solvent sites with a
specific conformer when dealing with multiple conformations of side chains or
nucleotides, for purposes of PDB deposition? (In this case the resolution is
quite high.)
Thanks.
Bill
William G. Scott
Presumably then it was running Linux?
On Nov 20, 2012, at 7:39 AM, George M. Sheldrick
gshe...@shelx.uni-ac.gwdg.de wrote:
I have never understood why Macs are so popular, although in this part
of the world they are appreciably more expensive. My vintage 2005 Dell
laptop does not have the
Put it in 1 ml syringe, seal the end with your finger (use a piece of
parafilm in between if you need it) and then draw out the plunger to
create negative pressure, and your bubbles will go away. Then let it
gravity-drain or very slowly push the contents into an eppindorf tube.
or
Speed-vac
Hi folks:
Sorry this is a wee bit off topic, but since I am more likely to get
a straight answer from people here, I'm going to ask..
I have 2 identical laptops. We bought both for the lab about 2 years
ago. They are G4 ppc. I bought an extra half gig of memory for each
at the time of
My $0.02 (speaking as someone who has not been happy lately with Apple
tech support and customer care).
This strikes me as a completely unacceptable response. Unless I'm
missing something, if the machine is no longer under warranty then you
are simply asking for a fee-for-service repair,
We also currently have a laptop at Apple for repair. The repair center
charges a flat rate of $329, no matter what the repair entails.
We have a similar deal here, but my understanding is that if the actual
cost of parts exceeds $329, you get charged the difference. Since it was a
hard drive,
Hi Ibrahim!
I also found another package NAMOT (from Bill's website, thanks Bill); I
managed to install the package on MacOs PPC using fink.
However, I have a problem to run the program: issuing namot on the
command line starts the program for a second (flashing the Gui of Namot) and
I use this to get the same maps:
http://xanana.ucsc.edu/Library/init/zsh/local-functions/xtal/mapcover
http://xanana.ucsc.edu/Library/init/zsh/local-functions/xtal/mapcoverdiff
I used zsh but I think it should work with current versions of bash.
mac minista wrote:
Dear all,
I have noticed
I would like to find out which journals (that publish structural work) are
OK with placing structures on hold for the full year permitted by the PDB.
American Rifleman, Cosmopolitan, and Dog World
Dear Eleanor et al:
mmtbx.xtriage, which is part of the full-blown ccp4 install, and
phenix.xtriage, which I think is basically the same thing, are also
options, and run a variety of twinning and other sanity checks.
mmtbx.xtriage --help tells how to run it, fairly painlessly.
All the best,
shameless-plugWe just solved a 142 nucleotide asymmetric unit of a novel
ribozyme structure using only A-form RNA helical fragments and phaser. I'm
trying to find some time to write the paper but the basic idea is sketched
out in the supplementary material to the paper that comes out March 16th
Hi Citizens:
Does anyone use an uninterruptible power supply for their X-ray
generator? Here at UCDIY, the electricity supply is pretty sketchy,
and it is hammering our X-ray generator every time someone forgets to
feed the hamster or grease his wheel. If so, how much does such a
thing
Please note some of the on-line servers and database resources are
temporally off-line.
Service should resume in a few days
Jianghai Zhu wrote:
Dear all,
Sorry for the non-CCP4 question. Does anybody know where the RAMPAGE
server is now? The links I have (http://mordred.bioc.cam.ac.uk/
Hey, dude, thanks for writing!
I could swear (so to speak) You sat next to me on an 11 hour airplane
flight not too long ago and tried to strike up a similar conversation. I
apologize for being too engrossed in the latest Dawkins book.
However, we encountered a similar structural riddle in need
Hi Citizens:
What programs/web sites would you recommend for prediction of enzyme
cleavage sites in a protein sequence?
Many thanks.
Bill Scott
You would probably be better off using the CentOS5-supplied python, tck,
tk, blt, and so forth (and if they aren't supplied, then consider a linux
distro that provides these things).
Also, if you compile your own ccp4, you can include the latest patches and
direct it to use whatever versions of
Oddly, I have never had this problem with CCP4's data processing program
ipmosflm.
I reinstalled the same version of linux once in an attempt to cure a disk
arbitration problem and ran into the same issue. You have to get the
vender to send you a new file.
yang li wrote:
Hi,All,
Now I am
Probably.
Many others can be solved by molecular replacement, even with a very crude
starting model.
Recently we solved a 142 nucleotide ribozyme dimer, a novel structure with
no useful NCS symmetry, with just a native data set, A-form helical
fragments generated in coot, and an irritable,
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
--
One option is to just use the tools available from the pdb (the nucleic
acid database).
http://ndbserver.rutgers.edu
Another is Anna Marie Pyle's program Amigos.
http://www.csb.yale.edu/people/pyle/software
There are a lot of combinations consistent with A and B form helices, so
this might be
Hi Martyn:
I never use the GUI and it scares me, so I probably should just STFU, but
that sort of thing has never kept me from pontificating. I often get
emails from people asking how to do something with the GUI and they don't
believe me, because I've developed a reputation as something of a
It's guessing time, but it looks like you don't have write permission to
the directory in which ccp4i/refmac is trying to direct the output file
(or maybe the directory no longer exists, etc).
Jhon Thomas wrote:
Hi all
I am using CCP4i, and running refmac for the
refinement
Try using phenix, which is the successor to CNS.
phenix.refine foo.mtz bar.pdb
and Bob's your uncle.
http://www.phenix-online.org/
jean wrote:
Thank you all for your suggestions. Unfortunately I am still stuck with
the
segmentation fault problem.
The swap partition is mounted fine.
That's cool. It runs in the browser, and you can stick it right into a
Keynote Slide and it runs in that too.
BTW there is something wrong with crick1953.qtz. It says webkit finds it
to be unsafe.
So how do morons like me learn to do this?
Maneesh Yadav wrote:
While we are on the subject of
Fink shouldn't touch anything else. If in doubt,
sudo mv /sw /sw.keep
and you have effectively hidden it.
Did you use my ubuntu coot debian, or os x stand-alone?
I may have made a mistake packaging these. I never tried the fit protein
script (since none of my recent enzymes contained amino
Dear Fellow Compatriots:
A few pre-coffee random observations from the field offices of Dr. Cranky:
1. No mention of Resonant Scattering in the index of JJ Sakurai Adv.
Quantum Mechanics (1967, 1987 revision), which I used in (blush) 1989,
although the phenomenon is discussed, with many
It can also ppt out your protein, if it is bound to the DNA.
You could also DNase and RNase the bejesus out of it, and temporarily
unfold the protein to aid in release of the nucleic acids. Then you need
to get rid of these evil enzymes before you put back your nucleic acid of
choice.
Pavan
It just takes ATT and the NSA a bit of time to de-encrypt it. Eventually
you will wind up on the Do not Fly list.
Douglas L. Theobald wrote:
S/MIME signed/encrypted messages started crashing my Mail app long
ago, after one of the first updates to 10.4. I probably sent in a
couple dozen of
It might be worth it to try phaser
Wu, Mousheng wrote:
hi, everyone!
I am struggling with my crystal structure in a very big unit cell. my
protein is about 16KDa. probably there are about 20 molecules in the
asymmetric unit. I tried to use molecular replacement to solve the
structure.
Hi Kendall:
I have this installed:
zsh-% fink list libpng3-shlibs
Information about 7316 packages read in 2 seconds.
i libpng3-shlibs 1:1.2.18-1 Shared libraries for
libpng3 package
so be sure it (the libpng3 package) is updated to that version.
Bill
Kendall Nettles
Most of us register on the CCP4 bb with our own names. If we say
something stupid, it damages our reputation in front of our peers. A
similar approach can be used for the Wiki. Control access, and limit it
only to people who register with their own name and who are registered to
the ccp4 bb.
This is usually pretty easy with sftools. You need to feed in the cell
and space group interactively, and then it should give you the option to
write the output as mtz.
Ryan Watkins wrote:
Hello Colleagues,
I'm trying to convert a cns cv file to a CCP4 mtz file. I have only
Fobs and SigFs.
Link to the advertisement:
http://chemistry.ucsc.edu/~wgscott/temp/RNAad.pdf
The Department of Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology at the
University of California, Santa Cruz invites
applications for a tenure-track faculty position. We seek candidates
whose research centers on
No one knows definitively if this was fabricated.
Well, at least one person does.
But I agree, it is important to keep in mind that the proper venue for
determining guilt or innocence in the case of fraud is the court system.
Until fairly recently, the idea of presumed innocence and the
On Thu, 16 Aug 2007, Clemens Vonrhein wrote:
Maybe we should contact Google to let them do it for us ;-)
Better yet, simply download your images to a computer that uses ATT as an
internet service provider. All the information will be automatically
copied and stored by the
I've often wondered whether it would be more fair to report R-factors with
and without waters, since waters can be used to beautify statistics. I
also think providing pdb coordinates and Fobs with experimental phases as
supplementary information in a standard format to be supplied
automatically to
One can only assume that there is 2 schools of thought -
1) water is part of the problem of model building
2) water is the solution to residual reduction.
I'm a bit of an atheist when it comes to all supernatural phenomenon,
whether deities, water molecules floating 4.5 Å in outer space,
ccp4 J. P. Abrahams pack_c.c compression offers. At the
I used this when I was a postdoc but had forgotten about this. It doesn't
build (?) as far as I can tell in the default ccp4 install. I found it,
and a fortran program, in the ipdisp directory, tried make and got this
rather
Sorry for the repost, but I think my question got lost in the earlier
thread.
I've found
$CCP4/x-windows/ipdisp/src/pack_c.c, pack_f.f and so forth, but they
apparently don't build by default, and when I try to, I get
You need to make mosflm-bits in the library for the image-packing stuff
On Fri, 24 Aug 2007 14:40:13 -0600
Michel Fodje [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The mathematics works but doesn't necessarily mean the current
interpretation of the mathematics has any resemblance to what actually
happens in reality.
Sure, it does. Crystallography is traditionally
Dear Compatriots:
Is there any chance that ccp4 and coot might allow gmane.org to
archive mail? The jiscmail archives are almost unusable, and ready
access to previous postings helps everyone.
http://news.gmane.org/
Here's an example:
http://news.gmane.org/gmane.comp.shells.zsh.user
Try
phenix.xtriage
Jobichen Chacko wrote:
Dear All,
Can you please inform me the programs available to find whether a crystal
is twinned and also the data reduction programs for twinned crystals.
Thanks in advance.
Jobi
From: CCP4 bulletin board on
Hi Sam:
You can define a SMILES string, put that in coot, and it will create
coordinates.
Similarly, within phenix, you can do this with elbow.builder and then optimize
is either with built-in forcefields or with an external QM program. It will
give you a reasonable (usually) cif file that
Did you make your plt file on the intel mac? I've noticed that ones I made on
ppc give that error on my otherwise functional xplot84driver (in the fink
package).
I tried byte-swapping with dd but to no avail.
I guess this is still the cutting edge of 1984 software?
Bill
On Thu, 6 Sep 2007
Hi Bryan:
I think the question is hard to answer because the idea of bad phases is
not particularly well-understood (at least by me).
Good phases give you a nice map.
Weak phases give you a map that is weakly interpretable, but often can
be improved by solvent flattening, NCS averaging, and so
Hi folks:
Is there a simple way (or a standard format) that would enable me to
display electron density calculated from a QM program and to compare
it with experimental density?
Thanks.
Bill
William G. Scott
contact info: http://chemistry.ucsc.edu/~wgscott
Go to the jiscmail page and follow the directions.
On Thu, 20 Sep 2007 16:31:07 +0200
Anat Bashan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
unsubscibe
On Thu, 20 Sep 2007 17:23:05 +0100
R. J. Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
a large signalling complex called the 'stressosome' from B. subtilis.
-
If you decide to go for the human form of this signalling complex, I am an
over-producing strain.
Juergen Bosch wrote:
@Bill,
how about your experience with 10.5 ?
Dear Apple Customer,
Apple is pleased to report that a shipment for the following order
is on its way to you.
The following products shipped on 10/26/2007.
Product # Product Description QtyExt
Dear Ray:
The Crystal Screen I is based on a screen that was developed over a period of
years in Sung-Hou Kim's lab, and is heavily weighted with conditions that were
successful for obtaining the protein crystals that were particular to his lab
at that time (which was when I was a graduate
Coot mutates RNA the same way it does DNA and proteins. (Make sure you
have the one-letter code, not the CNS convention).
O also does this.
Green, Todd wrote:
Hello all,
I have models of poly-U RNA that I would like to mutate to other bases. Is
there a program that I can use to mutate the
On Fri, 7 Dec 2007 13:22:03 -0500
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
CCP4 bulletin board CCP4BB@JISCMAIL.AC.UK wrote on 12/07/2007 12:43:55
PM:
could anyone drop the name of a source for those tweezer-like clamps
whose
ends fit perfectly around a Nunc/CryoCap cryovial? one
What is the operating system? These things are system-dependent...
On Wed, 12 Dec 2007 15:42:39 -0500
Robert Grant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It would appear that an environmental variable involving a library
path is missing or wrong but I have not been able to figure out what
it
Are your environment variables like
$CINCL
and
$CCP4
defined?
These usually get set up by sourcing the $CCP4/include/ccp4-setup.X file
appropriate for your shell.
michael nelson wrote:
Sorry folks, but I have been very frustrated to get
mosflm and imosflm to work.
I have get around with
Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Coot:
http://tinyurl.com/24mchk
This one will work on intel, both 10.4 and 10.5. If there are any problems let
me know.
PPC version to follow in the next few days. It is designed to be stand-alone,
and to inflexibly
install into /usr/local/coot
I used a
On Fri, 28 Dec 2007 15:55:39 +
Brenda Patterson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I am fairly new to this lark
No problem. With a name like Patterson, your future is guaranteed (unless of
course you see everything in the world with intensity but no phase).
I have a
Also, the PDB now uses prime (') instead of asterisk (*) for the ribose
numberings, and uses OP1 instead of O1P, and so forth.
Do the new refmac dictionaries have that (I haven't been able to get it to
work in the context of coot).
Garib Murshudov wrote:
If you take new dictionary with new
Hi Jessica:
Thanks for posting these gastroeneterology and dermatology adverts to the CCP4
bulletin board. Many of in macromolecular X-ray crystallography are
contemplating just such a career change, and although the retraining procedure
may take 7 to 10 years, I am sure you would be willing
Just to add to that, on OS X, if you install the apbs and pymol packages via
fink, everything will be set up for you. I think this is also true of at least
Ubuntu and other debian linux varieties. As far as I am aware, the plugin is
not compatible with the non-X-windows PyMOL on OS X.
On Tue,
Hi Yang Li:
Macromolecular crystal refinement programs use ideal bond lengths and angles.
The simplest ones just assume any carbon-carbon single bond (C-C) is the
same as any other, and use one average value, and any carbon-carbon double
bond (C=C) is the same as any other, and use another
Dear Yang Li:
Happy New Year to you, too, (ahead of Feb. 7th).
You certainly owe us no apology; the reverse may not be true.
Your question is an important one, as is what you have written below.
I'm not certain I have a completely satisfactory answer.
The reason is that ideal bond lengths
molecules might tend to distort a bond by a couple
hundredths of an Ångstrom.
William Scott wrote:
Dear Yang Li:
Happy New Year to you, too, (ahead of Feb. 7th).
You certainly owe us no apology; the reverse may not be true.
Your question is an important one, as is what you have written
Dear Jinjin:
Malic acid, a diprotic acid, has a pKa of about 3.4 for the first dissociation
and a second at about 5.1. So it is best as a buffer within a pH range of about
2.4 to 6.1, and it at its best around best in the range of 3.4 to 5.1. If the
pH of your solution is indeed 7, then it is
This looks promising:
http://www.ccp4.ac.uk/newsletters/newsletter36/13_perl.html
Ezra Peisach wrote:
You may wish to look at the occp4-pm perl package by E. Courcelle and
J.P. Samama (formerly available from ftp://ftp.ipbs.fr/pub/occp4 - but
this no longer works...) I no longer have a copy
I had learned that Rsym compared symmetry-related reflections within an
image or film (in the context of a rotation exposure), and Rmerge compared
symmetry-related reflections on different images or films with one
another.
Is that wrong?
Bill
Manfred S. Weiss wrote:
Dear Mohd and all others,
Hi folks:
A colleague has an antibody they would like a crystal structure of,
bound to a peptide. Currently it is a whole antibody. From my
superficial search of the literature, it looks like everyone uses Fab
fragments in such cases. Is this true, and is it stupid to try the
whole
I want to thank the very many people who responded to my inquiry. I'm
overwhelmed and really appreciative. I've still got to read through
it all, but a clear (near-unanimous) consensus is emerging.
All the best, and again thanks very much for the help. I really
appreciate it.
Bill
Yes, thanks, that does it for the Terminal.app, but not for any of the
rest. It would be great to have such a feature globally.
mb1pja wrote:
Dear Bill
William Scott wrote
Aqua simply behaves by slightly different rules. Although I am a
slobbering OS X fan, this lack of customizability
Then I used CNS to do annealing, then use refmac to do rigid body
refinement.
That can be why the R-factors went up. Rigid-body subsequent to simulated
annealing will (if anything) undo the refinement ...
Anastassis Perrakis wrote:
Just to point out that I have missed the NCS presence; Lijun
Hi Citizenry:
This is worth reading:
http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v451/n7181/full/451887d.html
Without knowingly doing so, I've short-cited coot and probably other
crystallographic software in this way. I hope one
day to redeem myself.
Bill
I agree!
I suggested this about a year ago too. All they need is permission from
ccp4. The current system of archives is hard to use (and for mentally
deficient people like me, impossible).
Bill
Kay Diederichs wrote:
Dear all,
I love CCP4BB, but I hate going on holidays because when I come
Here is an example:
http://news.gmane.org/gmane.editors.textmate.general
Charles Ballard wrote:
Dear Mark
gmane has an obscure e-mail address function. We would use that.
Charles
On 26 Feb 2008, at 16:58, Mark J. van Raaij wrote:
Dear Charles,
it would perhaps be good to make sure
phenix.refine also produces an mtz file by default, and that can be
auto-opened with coot, along with the coordinates.
On Mar 4, 2008, at 7:27 AM, yang li wrote:
Since the map from phenix couldnot be opened by coot directly--or I
donnot know how to--I used refmac to get a mtz map file.
Syncing directories with unison (use the same version of the program
on all computers) or rsync can help. Lately I've been using svn,
which is I think the best way to deal with this. Setting up a server
on linux is probably easiest. You can do this with any type of file,
by the way, it
NFS is alive and well (even on OS X 10.5), but having separate copies on
different computers and/or an svn server has the additional merits of
being a backup system and one you can use with computers that don't have
static IPs.
David J. Schuller wrote:
Back in the good old days, we were
able
Install zsh.
Then invoke it.
Then issue:
autoload -U zmv
alias mmv='noglob zmv -W'
Then you are ready for some fun:
mmv 1105\ A*.osc A*.osc
Then if you decide to make your default shell zsh, you can put that in
your .zshrc file and all you have to remember in the future is mmv
Raja Dey
Sounds great.
You can jailbreak an iPhone/iPod touch and install a whole BSD
subsystem on it. So printing should be possible at some point...
This of course also suggests that iPod touch is a valid research
expense ...
William G. Scott
Contact info:
http://chemistry.ucsc.edu/~wgscott/
If I move my .CCP4 directory out of the way and start ccp4i, it makes
a new one:
zsh-% ccp4i
22:14:16 Creating a home directory for CCP4 at /Users/wgscott/.CCP4
22:14:16 Creating CCP4i shadow area at /Users/wgscott/.CCP4/CCP4I_TOP
22:14:16 Creating shadow subdirectory
HI Simon:
The X11 guy at Apple is very interested in trying to help. If you
could join the Apple X11 mailing list and document this as carefully
as possible, it would be a real benefit. He's out of town for a few
days but is interested in dealing with this as soon as he returns.
There
In both cases, you have to make sure you are setting up the
environment appropriately for ccp4, unique to the unix shell you are
using.
In the case of the ccp4 package you compile with the aid of the fink
script, at the start of a shell session, you, or your dot file, needs
to issue
That is exactly how it is supposed to work with 10.5. No need to use
an xterm, and it sets the DISPLAY variable automatically. I assume
you have write-permissions in the directory it is trying to make
the .CCP4 directory?
On Mar 25, 2008, at 9:32 AM, Kurt Padilla wrote:
Sue,
Hi Chu-Young:
I would recommend either a PC running Ubuntu Linux (my personal
favorite distribution -- they are all more or less the same thing) or
else Apple Mac OS X, depending upon your other needs, budget, etc.
I've got a lot of propaganda for OS X here: http://xanana.ucsc.edu/xtal
Sorry, I should have been less cryptic:
On Apr 2, 2008, at 2:13 PM, Jacob Keller wrote:
Forgive the naive questions:
To what do the terms hard and soft refer here?
In inorganic chemistry, hard refers to bonding where the Coulomb
potential dominates, and soft where orbital terms dominate.
As opposed to putting McDonald's food into their stomachs?
On Apr 4, 2008, at 9:33 AM, Ezra Peisach wrote:
I saw that toy - Personally, I do not like the idea of encouraging
children to aim a light (low powered led) directly at one's eye...
Ezra
P Hubbard wrote:
I took my 5 year old niece
On Apr 11, 2008, at 3:04 AM, Jim Naismith wrote:
However, does anyone know how to convince editors and non-
xtallographers that 3.45A is valid?
You have to introduce them to the resolution vs. biological interest
trade-off matrix, and how it ought to be diagonaliz(s)ed.
Bill
This is a gtk+2 phenomenon. Same happens with gimp-2.
On Apr 14, 2008, at 8:36 AM, Andreas Förster wrote:
Hey Klaus,
after I installed coot 0.5 via fink for the first time, I
encountered stalling during startup as well. However, this resolved
itself within a minute. Startup resumed, and
Does this include the customary grieving period?
On Apr 14, 2008, at 2:10 PM, JOE CRYSTAL wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone have information about how long it takes to set up a 96-
well
tray for the crystallization robots available? Besides cost per
tray and
maintenance cost, another important
Dear Chris et al,
My guess is something needs ruby built as a build-time dependency, but
coot doesn't require it. In any case, I've got the latest version of
ruby built and anyone who needs it can download it from one of my
servers as described on this page:
http://tinyurl.com/h2lzq
I have
i librsvg22.9.5-11SAX-based render library for
SVG files
i librsvg2-gtk2.9.5-11Enable GTK to use SVG data
i librsvg2-shlibs 2.9.5-11SAX-based render library for
SVG files
Do you have all of those installed? If not, the package
Dear Buz:
Not sure why you have to install ruby. But if you describe the
problem, I might be able to help.
Meanwhile you can use what I pre-compiled:
http://tinyurl.com/h2lzq
This will speed things up by a few orders of magnitude.
Bill
On Apr 17, 2008, at 10:07 AM, Buz Barstow wrote:
I think this version of coot tries to set the DISPLAY variable and that
will sabotage launching it in 10.5.2.
May I suggest trying this:
http://xanana.ucsc.edu/~wgscott/xtal/wiki/index.php/Coot-0.5-pre-1-968_for_Intel_10.5_only
On Tue, April 22, 2008 7:53 pm, zhangtao wrote:
Dear All: I
Could one or both of you try this with the pre-compiled intel version
that comes from the CNS website? If it works on that, it might be
something introduced in the compiling process for the osx-optimized
version made by David.
Thanks.
Bill
On Apr 23, 2008, at 7:26 AM, Sean Johnson
Hi:
If anyone needs EDEN (Abraham and Hanna Szöke's density modification
program), the original edencrystallography.org site is gone. As a
quick remedy, I've created (with their permission) a google-code page
here:
http://code.google.com/p/edencrystallography/
The code is GPL-ed, fwiw.
You need to run
source /sw/bin/init.sh
if you use bash or zsh
or
source /sw/bin/init.csh
if you use tcsh.
this will automatically set up the environment variables and then it
will do what you want it to (which is to set up the ccp4 environment
according to whichever shell you might be
On ubuntu, you can get this in the libg2c package. I agree with James
Stroud. Fire the sysadmin and divvy the salary up amongst those who
really need it. Time to raise the black flag and start slitting throats.
On May 5, 2008, at 12:32 PM, Chris Waddling wrote:
Basically, the newest
mosflm is an incredibly great program, not to mention free as in beer...
On May 7, 2008, at 3:07 PM, Chris Waddling wrote:
my frustration at HKL2000 not working
On May 14, 2008, at 12:28 PM, Mark Del Campo wrote:
At what refinement resolution or resolution ranges would you call a
structure high resolution vs.
low resolution? I realize that this may boil down to semantics
(e.g. some may classify structures as
medium resolution), but I wanted to get
,
Modulated Crystals, Crystal Perfection, X-ray Topography,
Interests: ThimbleTack, skateboarding, RAGBRAI, and rollerskating
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William Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent by: CCP4 bulletin board CCP4BB@JISCMAIL.AC.UK
05/15/2008 12:09
On May 15, 2008, at 12:40 PM, Ed Pozharski wrote:
I was just trying to
protect poor creatures, after all they [hydrogens] only got one
electron to hold on
to (:-)
Ed.
A less radical view (pun intended) suggests two. ;)
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