That's one you made earlier ;-0
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On 04/07/2024 20:13, CCP4BB wrote:
> Hi
>
> The best advice I can give if you're new to iMosflm is to work through this
> tutorial, and feel fre
Oh dear, that sounds like Blue Peter science. I regret though that I haven't
used mosflm in earnest for a while myself. I do hope someone can be more
helpful.
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On 04/07/2024 1
Hi
The best advice I can give if you're new to iMosflm is to work through this
tutorial, and feel free to ask questions.
https://www.mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk/mosflm/imosflm/ver740/documentation/tutorial.html
Note that I don't work on the project any more so I have to concentrate on the
day job - but
Hi all I am trying to use imosflm in ccp4i2 to re-process my diffraction data,
since the autoprocessed data from XDS at the synchotron is not giving me a
solution. I think the crystal has decent resolution around 2.5-2.6A. I think
the crystal might be twinned however and thus might be making str
Hello friends,
What is the best way to determine the curvature of a protein backbone, both
for alpha helices and beta sheets?
Is there, by chance, a simple software that can compute this?
Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Cheers!
Jessica
Dear Kyle, Clemens, and all,
We use a similar approach at PDB to look for common assemblies, but
using the center of mass. The item is not yet public though, but if you
send me the values (that can be calculated using gemmi:
https://gemmi.readthedocs.io/en/latest/mol.html#model) I can have a
I Am thinking about this problem re a set of four carbohydrate binding
proteins - all isomorphous but with different Ligands and weird solvent
features..
first task was to get all sets with same indexing convention!
(SoacegroupP65) That can be done at the data processing stage by giving one
as the
In fact I believe that is what the SIMBAD script does - searches the PDB
archive first for cell dimensions, and only then checks possible MR
matches..
On Thu, 4 Jul 2024 at 10:26, Clemens Vonrhein <
daef624adb06-dmarc-requ...@jiscmail.ac.uk> wrote:
> Dear Kyle,
>
> I often like lookint at the
Dear Kyle,
I often like lookint at the crystal.idx file [1] for PDB structures
with very similar cell dimensions ... and then doing some quick MR to
see if one of those sticks out. Easy to fully automate if you have a
local copy of the PDB archive, but something like that (bash)
cell="30 40 50
