[ccp4bb] Phaser SAD+MR followed by CNS

2009-03-27 Thread Kelly-Anne Twist
Hello all,

I have a structure that has been solved by MR and now have experimental SAD
phases that I hope will improve the map.
I used Phaser for this from within the CCP4i suite but I would like to take
the solution and work with it further in CNS.

Is there a way to generate a .hkl file from the Phaser output .mtz file?

-- 
Kelly-Anne


Re: [ccp4bb] Phaser SAD+MR followed by CNS

2009-03-27 Thread Roger Rowlett




The CCP4 mtz2various will do this. A sample script
and instructions for using the CCP4i GUI can be found at
http://capsicum.colgate.edu/chwiki/tiki-index.php?page=Phase+Solution#File_preparation.
The example cited is for preparing a file for EPMR, which is a simple
hklF listing.

Cheers,

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Kelly-Anne Twist wrote:
Hello all,
  
I have a structure that has been solved by MR and now have experimental
SAD phases that I hope will improve the map.
I used Phaser for this from within the CCP4i suite but I would like to
take the solution and work with it further in CNS.
  
Is there a way to generate a .hkl file from the Phaser output .mtz file?
  
-- 
Kelly-Anne 








Re: [ccp4bb] Phaser SAD+MR followed by CNS

2009-03-27 Thread Folmer Fredslund
Dear Kelly-Anne

2009/3/27 Kelly-Anne Twist wils...@rockefeller.edu:
 Hello all,

 I have a structure that has been solved by MR and now have experimental SAD
 phases that I hope will improve the map.
 I used Phaser for this from within the CCP4i suite but I would like to take
 the solution and work with it further in CNS.

 Is there a way to generate a .hkl file from the Phaser output .mtz file?


There is also the possibility to check the CNS pages at
http://cns-online.org/v1.21/ (also nice to have if you get further
problems) and they also have a page on converting to hkl format:
http://cns-online.org/v1.21/tutorial/sf_convert/mtz_to_cns/text.html


Best regards,
Folmer