You mention that your Rsym is 0.6 - this seems outrageously high (except if the
0.6 is just for your outer resolution bin). If 0.6 is indeed the overall Rsym
you have a basic problem of unit cell and space group assignment to reconsider.
Check if your processing accounts for all spots and check
> Rsym is 0.6
I'd be seriously worried about this. An R-sym value of 0.6 in the entire
resolution range (I assume) means that your
reflection intensities do not match. This is the value of the Rsym I could
expect in the high resolution bin - in
the age of maximum likelihood refinement, not in
Dear ccp4 experts,
I'm a beginner and have a problem with the following structure solution. I need
great help from you experts. Thanks in advance!
The dataset is 1.6A resolution and the spots looks ok, except some smear in the
higher resolution. Space group is P1(could be P2 or P21). Completne
Dear CIF users,
As some of you may be aware, a new CIF dictionary framework is under
development. This framework consists of an updated CIF syntax
(CIF2), a new set of dictionary attributes (DDLm), and a
machine-readable language for describing algorithmic relationships
between datanames (dREL).
Thanks for all the replies!
best
Michael
Neil Paterson wrote:
Just finished setting it up myself - the
coot-Linux-x86_64-ubuntu-9.04-gtk2 binary works on 10.04 64bit.
http://www.biop.ox.ac.uk/coot/software/binaries/releases/coot-Linux-x86_64-ubuntu-9.04-gtk2.tar.gz
Hope that helps,
Neil
Hi,
can someone point me to a recent coot binary that runs under Ubuntu
10.04 64 bit? There are so many compiling issues that I am about to give
up compiling it myself
thanks!
Michael
FYI an updated version of the Sherwood book will hopefully be
published in the next few months.
Simon
On 10 Jul 2010, at 18:04, Vineet Gaur wrote:
Hi,
I found "Crystal, X-rays and Proteins" by Dennis Sherwood very
helpful in understanding the basic concepts of crystallography.
However,
