I know it's not CCP4 but I use moleman2 for this, http://xray.bmc.uu.se/usf/xutil.html
. You read your pdb into moleman and choose the STatistics option, it
outputs Rg among lots of other things. It can all be scripted too if
you wanted to say charge through the whole PDB and get Rg for
ever
Hi David:
I think molrep in CCP4 will calculate this, if there is nothing else.
Bill
On Oct 29, 2008, at 8:39 PM, David M Shechner wrote:
Hallo, one and all,
I was wondering if anyone knew of a quick method (say, a publicly-
available
script, or subroutine in a CCP4 program) by which one m
Hallo, one and all,
I was wondering if anyone knew of a quick method (say, a publicly-available
script, or subroutine in a CCP4 program) by which one might calculate the
Radius of Gyration of a molecule, given its pdb file. Any ideas?
Many thanks,
Dave Shechner
Graduate Student
Bartel Laborator
We had a similar experience a few years ago. In our case, the adventitious
ligand was L-lactate, which happens to be a competitive inhibitor of our
enzyme. We used using L-lactate dehydrogenase assays to show that several
commercially available PEGs contain L-lactate. We also think that acetate
Hello,
I would greatly appreciate anyone who would know of a basic literature source
on the properties of PEG and particularly on PEG decomposition or degradation
products. We see densities in our maps for ethanol molecules, but our
condition for the crystals do not have added ethanol.
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Thanks!
Dear All
Thank you all a lot for your answers, and sorry for the trouble that my
question has generated.
Gerard B. : Thanks a lot to you and your colleagues for releasing, in the
forthcoming time, an OSX version of BUSTER-TNT.
Best from LA
Jacques
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