Hi, the distributed version of truncate (from v 6.0 I think) has an
option to assign label FreeR_flag on input copy to output, this is an
option I added because we needed it here. Unfortunately the relevant
info doesn't seem to have made it to the man page, sorry about that.
Cheers
-- Ian
Hello Ian,
that feature also does not seem to having it made into the GUI either. From
the truncate code it looks like the corresponding LABIN flag is
''FreeR_flag'. Is this correct?
To the others: Thank you for the comments. It's good to know that 'cad' is
the program to use, I think,
Tim, yes that's correct.
-- Ian
PS It seems to be the case in general that there are many less
frequently used, though nonetheless useful, features of programs that
are only available by scripting (or of course by editing the script
generated by the GUI). Unfortunately it's undoubtedly also the
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Dear all!
I would like to find the examples of protein crystal structures with a
disordered polypeptide chain (10? or more successive residues in disorder)
but which were also modeled and refined as such (e.g. with the occupancies
0.5 for each of the two conformations).
Do you know such examples?
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It definitely could be the pin, assuming that projects in from the opposite
side as the beamstop shadow. Although the crystal is a major source of
background scatter, and obviously the pin cannot cast a shadow in that light,
air scattering is also significant, and the air at the tip of the
Hi Alejandro
If it's as high resolution as it seems to be, it's probably from the top of
your cryo pin. (You mean the thing on the left of the image?)
Of course, this is not in the least a problem: the diffraction spots should
be unaffected, it's just that there's less X-ray background in that
On Thu, 2007-05-03 at 19:51 -0300, Alejandro Buschiazzo wrote:
Dear ccp4bb users,
I have a question that concerns a problem with data collection (not
directly related to CCP4). It might be a really stupid mistake I'm making...
I'm attaching a diffraction frame where, as you can easily
