Hi,
Not my structure, but noticed similar bond in glycerol dehydratase,
when comparing structures. PMID: 16414072
pdb 1R9E and resid 506. (resolution 2.4 Å)
Buried rather hydrophobic environment and Asp make H-bonds to serine
hydroxyl and carbonyl.
~L~
You are right ; extremely accurate NCS parallel to a symmetry axis does
distort the plots, but its effect is usually resolution dependent so
expected straight lines are often not straight..
And pseudo NCS translation can be even more confusing.
Andrei Lebedev has done a lot of analysis on
You can do this using coot. Just switch on showing symmetry mates(menu
Draw-CellSymmetry). Then save the needed by Save Symmetry Coordinates
Option in menu File. Waters coordinates will be saved as well.
Regards,
Andrii
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Hi all,
I know there was some interest in months past pertaining to a
screensaver that would display PDBs. I've just updated my program for
Mac OS X and am pleased to announce its release. Structure 2.0 is
Intel compatible and is much faster and prettier than the previous
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Quoting Jacob Keller j-kell...@md.northwestern.edu:
Also, in your selenium crystal example, I think there would still be an
anomalous signal, because there would always be regular scattering as
well
as the anomalous effect. Isn't that true?
It is certainly not correct to state that there
Hi.
I was wondering if anyone had advice about removing crystals from 96 well,
3 drop sitting drop trays used for automated crystal screening. Recently,
I was trying to remove crystals from an Intelli-plate designed by Art
Robbins Instruments, which has three small drop wells next to a
Yes :)
It's a common issue that requires a modicum of planning and dexterity to
overcome:
* cutting is done under a macroscope - it's much easier to see what you're
doing
* firm pressure on the plate (with one hand grasping the sides) is key to
success
* firm downward pressure of the
