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CCP4bb navigationCCP4bb <-- 2008 <-- February 2008 <-- 21 February 2008Subject: Re: Tough Low-Res MR From: Chavas Leo ccp4hnaalas {- at -} GMAIL {- dot -} COM Date: 2008-02-21 > I have a tough ~3.5 Å (pushing it) MR problem where I have a > solution of sorts, but because I'm working with a heterodimer of > two closely related subunits (with two such heterodimers in the > ASU) I have a 2**2 possibilities for the arrangement of these > subunits in the ASU. Each subunit is composed of two more-or-less > independent domains. Basically I'm looking for the best possible > software to disambiguate this problem. I usually use CNS for these > problems, but I think I may have exhausted its capabilities. I've > heard that there have been some advances in MR in recent years, but > I haven't kept up with all of the software. Does anyone have > suggestions for packages to try? I usually run in parallel Phaser and Balbes (ie Molrep), and check which one gives me the best solution (stats & map). The wonder with Balbes is that it tries automatically a large batch of possibilities, models. Now, as a personal feeling, although I could solve a couple of structures with Phaser for which I had problems using Molrep, I often get solutions that overlap / crash with the neighboring molecule using Phaser. Obviously, this might be due to my low resolution data (it was around 4 A if I recall correctly), but the fact that Balbes did worked properly for the same data... HTH Kind regards. Leo ------------------------------------------------------------ Chavas Leonard, Ph.D. Research Associate ------------------------------------------------------------ Faculty of Life Sciences The University of Manchester The Michael Smith Building Oxford Road Manchester Lancashire M13 9PT ------------------------------------------------------------ Tel: +44(0)161-275-1586 e-mail: Leonard.Chavas@manchester.ac.uk CCP4bb navigationCCP4bb <-- 2008 <-- February 2008 <-- 21 February 2008 |
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