David Briggs drdavidcbri...@gmail.com a écrit :
Trollus, Trollum, Trolli, Trollo, Trolli, Trollos, Trollorum, Trollis.
Should we say Alea data est or Alea data sunt ?
Philippe DUMAS
A reference for a real MAD phasing with Zinc (worked very well):
Ennifar et al. MAD phasing replacing magnesium with zinc. Acta Cryst.
(2001). D57, 330
Philippe Dumas
Bosch, Juergen jubo...@jhsph.edu a écrit :
Since you've collected the data already use your favourite data
processing
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On the other hand, it is possible that somewhere in here lies a clever
approach to faster solvent flattening.
Ethan
Philippe DUMAS, responsable d'équipe
Directeur de Recherche au CNRS
Equipe de Biophysique Biologie Structurale
Unité 'Architecture Réactivité de l'ARN', UPR9002
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something like a 5µl drop at 1 mg/ml
(the order of magnitude should be correct...). Unfortunately, a
refractometer is not common in biology labs, but this is a very
valuable method.
The link between the increment of index of refraction and the protein
conc. can be found easily on the web.
Philippe
transmit the information.
Philippe Dumas
I was very relieved to learn that my friend and colleague Hideaki
Niwa who took his MSc and PhD with me at Birkbeck is safe and well
in Japan.
I believe that International the Red Cross is doing great work out
there and need all the help
What a funny pleasant piece of discussion !
Given any physical quantity Something, having any kind of dimension
(even as awful as inches^2*gallons*pounds^-3)
Would it exist any room for a discussion about the dimension of
2*Something ? And what about 1*Something ?
Philippe Dumas
from back-calculating the images to
solving the corresponding structures (and thus also writing the
corresponding papers). And write The End (as nauseam, of course ::))
Philippe Dumas
Jacob Keller a écrit :
Perhaps we could use Poincare's argument(?), that knowing one cross
section
rapidly protected against the loss of its ligand (and in our case
against the binding of a second ligand).
Philippe Dumas
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and I am somewhat surprised of not seeing any comment on that topics. May be
the comments exist, but implicitly in the cited litterature...
Now, I am still wondering whether external stresses on biological crystals
could indeed induce such unexpected birefringence.
Philippe Dumas
IBMC-CNRS
Although this is not a very important issue..., I am a bit surprised by
Gerard's insistance for a 'stop calling rmsd rms deviation'. Isn'it a
general term in statistical studies, valid for distances separating
homologous atoms as well as for any other factor (B factors for example) ?
Philippe
can be used to quantify deviations does not hurt me so
much.
Thank you anyway...
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Yes indeed ! H2 is one product of H2O radiolysis by recombination of two H
radicals.
Whether or not the cleavage of iodine (quite efficient under X-rays) is a
factor increasing H2 production, I don't know.
Philippe Dumas
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) is just the Euler matrix defined by (-gamma, -beta, -alpha).
Ian, isn't worth the effort ?
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in RNA
biology. An experience in X-ray crystallography will be strongly
appreciated.
How to apply: send a CV with a list of publications to Eric Ennifar:
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