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CCP4bb navigationCCP4bb <-- 1999 <-- November 1999 <-- 30 November 1999Subject: Re: NCS and manual building From: "Jens T {- dot -} Kaiser" kaiser {- at -} CALTECH {- dot -} EDU Date: 2008-11-28 MAIN does that for ages (n_molecules->generate_others). Also, the new COOT can do that (look in the - rather cluttered - treasure chest 'Extensions'->'NCS'->'Copy NCS chain') HTH -j. On Wednesday 26 November 2008 00:25:12 Prakash Rucktooa wrote: > Dear Olga, > > I have also encountered the same problem. Find below a script which will > automate the superposition of one protomer onto the others. > > Best wishes > > Prakash > > > Superposition script :- > > #!/usr/bin/tcsh -f > > grep -v -E '^END' Aorig.pdb > new.pdb > > rm mat1.mat > > foreach chain_name ( B C D E F G H I J ) > > # Superposition of A on chain_name > superpose Aorig.pdb tot.pdb -s ${chain_name} Aon${chain_name}.pdb grep > -A 4 Rx >> mat1.mat > > # Changing chain name to ${chain_name} > pdbset xyzin Aon${chain_name}.pdb xyzout ${chain_name}.pdb < > CHAIN $chain_name > END > eof > > grep -E "^ATOM " ${chain_name}.pdb >> new.pdb > > rm Aon${chain_name}.pdb > > end > > Olga Boudker wrote: > > Dear all, > > I am working with a relatively low res. crystal structure with > > multiple protomers in the asymmetric unit related by NCS. I am > > currently running rounds manual model building in Coot and refinement > > using Refmac5. Could anybody suggest a shortcut for the following > > procedure: I start with an initial model containing all protomers; > > generate NCS operators for A to B, A to C et c.; rebuild protomer A; > > use the operators and the rebuilt A to generate all other protomers; > > and combine them all in a single pdb file. Currently I do all that > > manually using lsqkab and text edit and it is really painful. Is > > there an available routine to do this? For various reasons I would > > like to stick with Refmac5 rather then CNS, in which of course the > > symmetry would have been easier to implement. > > Many thanks, > > Olga CCP4bb navigationCCP4bb <-- 1999 <-- November 1999 <-- 30 November 1999 |
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