Re: [ccp4bb] CCP4 package installation problem in Mac OS

2013-08-04 Thread anil kumar
Dear friends,

The installation is successful. Relocation of the initial files to separate 
folder did the job nicely.
Thank you William!

Best regards,
Anil



 From: anil kumar 
To: CCP4BB@JISCMAIL.AC.UK 
Sent: Sunday, 4 August 2013 2:22 AM
Subject: [ccp4bb] CCP4 package installation problem in Mac OS
 


Dear members,

I am attempting to install ccp4 package in my mac machine. The download of the 
files was directed in a temp folder and done via the package manager 
successfully. Upon installation there is an error message: "mount list is 
unavailable". I am attaching the screenshot for your reference. Please advice 
how I can overcome this issue.

Thanks,
Anil

[ccp4bb] Postdoctoral position at the ICR, central London

2013-08-04 Thread Alessandro Vannini
Dear CCP4ers,

a PostDoctoral position is immediately available in Alessandro Vannini's lab at 
the Institute of Cancer Research in central London to structurally and 
functionally characterise large multi-subunit complexes involved in eukaryotic 
transcription (www.icr.ac.uk/alessandrovannini). 

We are looking for highly motivated and creative individuals with a strong 
interest in structural characterization of multi-subunit complexes. We 
currently employ single particle electron microscopy analysis and x-ray 
crystallography, as well as biochemical and biochemical analysis, to elucidate 
the role of the RNA Polymerase III transcription apparatus in cancer and other 
fundamental cellular processes (www.icr.ac.uk/alessandrovannini).

The lab is well equipped with a fleet of AKTAs (including a brand new AKTA 
Pure) and have access to divisional managed facilities for protein 
crystallography (Bruker Microstar and CCD detector and crystallisation robots), 
cryo-electron microscopy (FEI Tecnai F20 and T12), and protein production with 
expertise in multi-subunit expression (insect cell, yeast and bacterial 
expression, including a 60 L fermentor). The Division is also well equipped 
with equipment for biophysical analysis (e.g. ITC, fluorescence, multi-angle 
light scattering).

Applicants should possess a PhD (or equivalent) in biochemistry or molecular 
biology with a sound knowledge of multi-subunit complex production and 
purification. Experience in purification of  recombinant and/or endogenous 
proteins for structural biology analysis is essential for this post. Experience 
in protein crystallography and/or single particle electron microscopy would be 
desirable. Individuals with a strong background in biochemical characterization 
of transcription machineries  wishing to learn structural biology techniques 
will be taken into serious consideration.

The lab is located in the heart of central London, in the vibrant area of South 
Kensington.

Appointment will be on Fixed Term Contract for 2 years in the first instance, 
with a starting salary in the range of £28,087 to £34,529 p.a. inclusive (based 
on previous post-doctoral experience).  

CV and cover letter must be submitted online at http://www.icr.ac.uk/jobsearch 

Informal enquiries can be sent directly to alessandro.vann...@.icr.ac.uk 

Job Ref. No. 1355633

Closing Date: 15/09/2013


Cheerio,

Ale