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Molrep with keywords
NP 1
NPT 1
RESMAX 4
But if I understand you correctly you have one protein in always the
same or similar cell ? Axis are kept identical throughout all your
datasets ? Then there are options without MR for that.
Jürgen
Steven Muchmore wrote:
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All;
What's the hands down, fastest gun in the west,
A-numero uno, Speedy Gonzalez, speediest molecular
replacement code in existence?
I know that's a strange question, since most molrep
codes aren't optimized as much for speed but for
getting the correct answer.
But what if you have a real easy MR problem, but you'd
like to do it a whole bunch of times? What's the
fastest single-threaded canned app out there?
What stripped-down code would you use? Should I just
break down and steal^H^H^H^H^H write something myself?
Heavens forbid!
Just wondering...
Steve
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