On 01/11/2023 18:02, Xuewu Zhang wrote:
Hi Paul,
Thanks so much for the quick response.
Using the cifs from the new CCPEM library did the trick. Cifs from
Phenix or an older version of CCP4 failed. I am not sure why (is there
a flag in the cifs to tell Coot whether the molecule is a polymer
Hi Paul,
Thanks so much for the quick response.
Using the cifs from the new CCPEM library did the trick. Cifs from Phenix
or an older version of CCP4 failed. I am not sure why (is there a flag in
the cifs to tell Coot whether the molecule is a polymer or individual
units?)
For others who may
Dear Paul,
Can Coot handle heparin chains (not attached to protein) now? I was able to
read a heparin chain in the PDB format, and import the cif restraints for
the two sugar units (named IDS and SGN, from the phenix monomer library;
Coot would recognize the molecule without them). However, it
Thank you for the hard work :)
For many years now, Coot has been a mainstay of structural work and it is
exciting to see the new release.
Artem
On Tue, Oct 31, 2023, 1:10 PM Paul Emsley wrote:
> 18 months after the release of Coot 1 it's time for Coot 1.1
>
> Coot 1.1 is a major change beyond
Congratulations to you all!
I look forward to swearing at the changes, and appreciating the new
features.
Eleanor
On Tue, 31 Oct 2023 at 17:10, Paul Emsley wrote:
> 18 months after the release of Coot 1 it's time for Coot 1.1
>
> Coot 1.1 is a major change beyond Coot 1. It has required a lot
