Re: [ccp4bb] x ray data sets for teaching

2008-01-11 Thread Winter, G (Graeme)
The JCSG (www.jcsg.org) have absolutely buckets of high quality
diffraction data which I imagine would be excellent for this task. These
have the advantage of often being MAD data which will give a pretty
decent map with a relatively straightforward shelx / solve script.

Cheers,

Graeme 

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Jeremiah Wagner
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Subject: [ccp4bb] x ray data sets for teaching

Hello Everyone,

I am going to be teaching a class this spring and protein structure and
function.  I would like to have my students see some diffraction data
and integrate images with mosflm. 
Are there any free or available data sets (possibly
lysozyme) out there that can be used?

Thanks,

Jeremiah Wagner

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Jeremiah Wagner
Visiting Assistant Professor of Biology
Beloit College
700 College Street phone: 608-363-2743
Beloit, WI  53511 FAX:  608-363-2052



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Jeremiah Wagner
Visiting Assistant Professor of Biology
Beloit College
700 College Street phone: 608-363-2743
Beloit, WI  53511 FAX:  608-363-2052


Re: [ccp4bb] x ray data sets for teaching

2008-01-11 Thread harry powell

Hi Jeremiah

We (the Mosflm developers) use a mercury derivative HypF dataset  
collected on a Mar IP - there are things wrong with the crystal and  
the data collection, but it processes nicely (you can identify the  
problems easily), and you can solve the structure from the data; it's  
available at http://www.ccp4.ac.uk/autostruct/testdata/ - look for  
HypF, about half-way down the page.


There are tutorials that go through the data with both the  
traditional X11 GUI and the new TclTk-based iMosflm on the Mosflm  
website.



On 11 Jan 2008, at 14:58, Jeremiah Wagner wrote:


Hello Everyone,

I am going to be teaching a class this spring and protein
structure and function.  I would like to have my students
see some diffraction data and integrate images with mosflm.
Are there any free or available data sets (possibly
lysozyme) out there that can be used?

Thanks,

Jeremiah Wagner

---
Jeremiah Wagner
Visiting Assistant Professor of Biology
Beloit College
700 College Street phone: 608-363-2743
Beloit, WI  53511 FAX:  608-363-2052



---
Jeremiah Wagner
Visiting Assistant Professor of Biology
Beloit College
700 College Street phone: 608-363-2743
Beloit, WI  53511 FAX:  608-363-2052


Harry
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Dr Harry Powell, MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, MRC Centre,  
Hills Road, Cambridge, CB2 2QH







[ccp4bb] x ray data sets for teaching

2008-01-11 Thread Jeremiah Wagner
Hello Everyone,

I am going to be teaching a class this spring and protein
structure and function.  I would like to have my students
see some diffraction data and integrate images with mosflm. 
Are there any free or available data sets (possibly
lysozyme) out there that can be used?

Thanks,

Jeremiah Wagner

---
Jeremiah Wagner
Visiting Assistant Professor of Biology
Beloit College
700 College Street phone: 608-363-2743
Beloit, WI  53511 FAX:  608-363-2052



---
Jeremiah Wagner
Visiting Assistant Professor of Biology
Beloit College
700 College Street phone: 608-363-2743
Beloit, WI  53511 FAX:  608-363-2052