Dear Cedric,
Another possible method for RT data collection is the new humidifier
device HC1b developed at the EMBL that is now available for use at the
ESRF (see links below). It works in a very similar way to the FMS but a
little easier to use and can be used at the ESRF with very little
Hi,
for obtaining ESCET, please contact me directly at:
thomas.schnei...@embl-hamburg.de
Thanks
Thomas
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Project Coordinator e...@petra3
EMBL c/o DESY
Notkestr. 85
Dear Xie,
you should seriously consider what Johan Turkenburg suggested:
create a 20~30Gb ext3 patition that you mount as / and the rest of the
disk as ext3 mounted as /home. That way, if you have to reinstall
linux, all your files will be safe. You would end up with the
following
No, I am afraid I have to apologize, I confused the download address for
escet with the one for hkl2map. escet cannot be received through this
address.
Tim
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Tim Gruene
Institut fuer anorganische Chemie
Tammannstr. 4
D-37077 Goettingen
GPG Key ID = A46BEE1A
On Mon, 19 Jan 2009, Boaz
Dear all,
Just to add, linux now has perfectly good read-write stable drivers for
NTFS (the native WinXP filesystem). This means you no longer need to
create a separate FAT32 partition for sharing data between the two OSes.
Cheers
Roger
On 19/1/09 11:25, José Trincão wrote:
Dear Xie,
you
Hello,
My problem: I have poorly phased 3.5A data which suggests 6 molecules per
ASU, and using MolRep with the experimental phases (search for model in the
map) I have good solutions 3 of them. There is a lot of empty electron
density which needs to be filled with more copies of the molecule. I
Wong,
did you look for pseudo-symmetry? For example for pseudo-translation,
which you can deduce from a native Patterson.
Good luck,
Klaus
Mo Wong wrote:
Hello,
My problem: I have poorly phased 3.5A data which suggests 6 molecules per
ASU, and using MolRep with the experimental phases
We've been using the Mitegen MicroRT product for a while and it works well,
but I'm anxious to try Filip Van Petegem's paratone oil method. I've used
paratone as a cryo before, and spent a lot of time trying to wick away the
liquid around the crystal - in the case of room-temp mounting the
Dear all,
I know this sounds weird (and besides, it's a non CCP4 question), but
does anyone know any reports or has worked with a recombinant protein
that is apparently post translationally modified by E. coli?
We have an enzyme with two populations that have been sequenced at the
We have an Raxis II system we took down a few months ago, plus an almost full,
duplicate
set of its major parts that we salvaged from a neighboring University last
year. If you can
use any or all of it, I'd rather arrange to give it away to you than the metal
scavengers.
We only have a few
Hi,
Yes, this does happen.
Spontaneous α-N-6-Phosphogluconoylation of a His Tag inEscherichia
coli:The Cause of Extra Mass of 258 or 178 Da in Fusion Proteins
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=ArticleURL_udi=B6W9V-45N4K22-R_us
Title: Lutilisation pour la cristallographie des protines des source
Dear all,
FIP-BM30A team, at ESRF, has developped
a robotized (so called "G-Rob") system to manipulate crystallization
plates and microchips. The plates/chips are directly exposed to the
X-ray beam,
enabling the user
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