MAD Phasing:

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A complete set of test data that we like to use for tutorials and for running tests ('JIA'). The content of the tgz-file is shown here. Typing tar -xvzf ./jia.tgz will unpack everything into your current directory.
The structure contains 2 x 4 Se-atoms in a total of 2 x 285 amino acids. The solvent content is ca. 66%. More information about the structure and its determination can be found in: Li et al. (2000) Nat.Stru.Biol. 7:555.
Thanks a lot to Zbyszek Dauter and friends for releasing these data to the community.
jia.tgz
2338332 bytes
last update: 23-Sep-02.

A set of test data that we like to use for tutorials and for running tests ('SSS'). The content of the tgz-file is shown here. Typing tar -xvzf ./ss.tgz will unpack everything into your current directory. More information about the structure and its determination can be found in: White et al. (2000) Structure. 8:1-12.
Thanks a lot to Scott White and friends for releasing these data to the community.
ss.tgz
514416 bytes
last update: 8-Oct-02.

The current version of the tutorial on how to determine an Se-substructure. goe2003.pdf
744601 bytes
last update: 23-Jul-02

An old version of the tutorial on how determine a Se substructure (as distributed at the Stanford Summer School in 2002). stanford2002.pdf
753239 bytes
last update: 4-Jul-02

An old version of the tutorial on how determine a Se substructure (as distributed at the MAXINF Workshop at EMBL-Hamburg in Nov-2001) hamburg2001.pdf
733382 bytes
last update: Nov-2001

An old version of the tutorial on how determine a Se substructure (as distributed at EMBO-MAXINF Workshop at ESRF in June-2001):
grenoble2001.pdf
734537 bytes
last update: Jun-2001

An brief tutorial on how to run HKL2MAP
hkl2map-0.1-tut.pdf
1043592bytes
last update: 30-Oct-03

What	Link
A complete set of test data that we like to use for tutorials and for running tests ('JIA'). The content of the tgz-file is shown here. Typing tar -xvzf ./jia.tgz will unpack everything into your current directory. The structure contains 2 x 4 Se-atoms in a total of 2 x 285 amino acids. The solvent content is ca. 66%. More information about the structure and its determination can be found in: Li et al. (2000) Nat.Stru.Biol. 7:555. Thanks a lot to Zbyszek Dauter and friends for releasing these data to the community.	jia.tgz 2338332 bytes last update: 23-Sep-02.
A set of test data that we like to use for tutorials and for running tests ('SSS'). The content of the tgz-file is shown here. Typing tar -xvzf ./ss.tgz will unpack everything into your current directory. More information about the structure and its determination can be found in: White et al. (2000) Structure. 8:1-12. Thanks a lot to Scott White and friends for releasing these data to the community.	ss.tgz 514416 bytes last update: 8-Oct-02.
The current version of the tutorial on how to determine an Se-substructure.	goe2003.pdf 744601 bytes last update: 23-Jul-02
An old version of the tutorial on how determine a Se substructure (as distributed at the Stanford Summer School in 2002).	stanford2002.pdf 753239 bytes last update: 4-Jul-02
An old version of the tutorial on how determine a Se substructure (as distributed at the MAXINF Workshop at EMBL-Hamburg in Nov-2001)	hamburg2001.pdf 733382 bytes last update: Nov-2001
An old version of the tutorial on how determine a Se substructure (as distributed at EMBO-MAXINF Workshop at ESRF in June-2001):	grenoble2001.pdf 734537 bytes last update: Jun-2001
An brief tutorial on how to run HKL2MAP	hkl2map-0.1-tut.pdf 1043592bytes last update: 30-Oct-03

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