Kevin

Thanks for the email :)
On Aug 15, 2011, at 12:42 PM, Kevin Keating wrote:

>     Francis, do you have CCP4 installed on this machine as well?  What 
> version is it?
CCP4 v 6.2.0


>  Also, what's the naming on the newly created ideal RNA.  Is it using * or ' 
> for prime?

Here's a G when built with the Ideal RNA tool:

ATOM      1  P     G A   1      32.529  19.364  22.942  1.00 76.88           P  
ATOM      2  OP1   G A   1      32.785  18.497  24.119  1.00 78.59           O  
ATOM      3  OP2   G A   1      31.557  20.470  22.989  1.00 75.20           O  
ATOM      4  O5'   G A   1      33.922  20.007  22.502  1.00 78.76           O  

It seems to be using the PDB3-style for naming the P's and sugar atoms. 

It also seems to have reverted from ' Gr' to '  G' for the residue name. Smells 
like CNS style naming. 


> 
>   If your installation of CCP4 isn't the newest version (6.2), that may be 
> causing your problem.  Starting with rev 3489, Coot switched from PDB2-style 
> naming of RNA (O1P, O2P, C1*, C2*, etc) to PDB3-style naming (OP1, OP2, C1', 
> C2', etc).  However, if Coot finds CCP4 installed on the computer, it 
> defaults to using CCP4's monomer libraries.  If CCP4 is 6.1 (or older), than 
> the monomer libraries will contain the old-style names and Coot will have 
> problems.
> 
>     When Coot launches, you should see a bunch of messages along the lines of:
>     There are 125 data in 
> C:\Programs\WinCoot\0.6.2\share\coot\lib/data/monomers/list/mon_lib_list.cif
>     There are 2 data in 
> C:\Programs\WinCoot\0.6.2\share\coot\lib/data/monomers/a/ALA.cif
>     There are 2 data in 
> C:\Programs\WinCoot\0.6.2\share\coot\lib/data/monomers/a/ASP.cif
> If those messages point to Coot's directory, then your problem is different 
> from what I'm describing and you can safely ignore the rest of the e-mail.  
> If those messages point to CCP4 6.1's directory, then this is probably 
> causing your issues.
> 



There are 2 data in /sw64/share/coot/lib/data/monomers/u/UR.cif

Must be reading its own internal monomer library.

The built RNA residues with the tool are inconsistent with the internal monomer 
library.


F



---------------------------------------------
Francis E. Reyes M.Sc.
215 UCB
University of Colorado at Boulder

Reply via email to