Dear all, I am posting this on behalf of a colleague, so please do not
reply to this msg. Instead send any mail to kmath...@bio.uth.gr
many thanks
Demetres
Post-Doctoral position in Molecular Biology
Department: Biochemistry and Biotechnology, University of Thessaly, Greece
Closing date: Dece
Try contacting Arthur Olson at Scripps (olson at scripps.edu).
He has done 3-D printing of molecular models for quite some time
now.
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Hi,
Apologies for the off-topic question, but does anyone have any experience in
using the Cubify 3D printer (http://www.cubify.com/) for printing protein
models? Are the models robust? Is the resolution sufficient? The unit price
suggests that the printer is very low-end (though the consumabl
Dear Paul,
Sorry to bother you again.
In the scheme script you provided, it seems that the
"imol-refinement-map" is not set. Is it necessary to add this code:
"(set-imol-refinement-map imol-map)" to the script?
Thanks for your reply.
Best wishes,
Q. Cai
On 11/23/2012 07:32 PM, Paul Emsle
On 25/11/12 11:53, Qixu Cai wrote:
Dear Paul,
Thanks for your reply.
Because I have some code in ~/.coot related to the graphic, when I ran
coot in "--no-graphic" mode, coot would crash.
"fail with an error message" I hope you mean.
If I delete the ~/.coot file, coot will be ok at "no-gra
On 23/11/12 11:40, Armando Albert wrote:
Dear Paul,
2, And is there any option to prevent coot auto-loading ~/.coot file?
No. Why would you want to do that?
You may want to open a different session in the same directory and not spoil
the one you are using for refinement
If you want to pr
Dear Paul,
Thanks for your reply.
Because I have some code in ~/.coot related to the graphic, when I ran
coot in "--no-graphic" mode, coot would crash. If I delete the ~/.coot
file, coot will be ok at "no-graphic" mode.
Another question:
Many functions in coot, such as "refine-zone" or "ref
