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From: mcblimts@leonis.nus.sg (Lim Teck Sin)
Subject: phi,psi computation
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Hi everyone,

  Does anyone know if there exists programs which compute phi, psi angles of 
peptide backbones, given the xyz coordinates of atoms in pdb format?

  Thanks.  Will summarise reply if necessary.

best regards - teck sin


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Subject: CCL:Charmm atomic charges, where to find them?



Andrey,

  There are new charmm parameters for nucleic acids, proteins and
lipids.  your best bet would be to use those.  do you have access
to a recent version of charmm.  they are included with the program.
otherwise, I can send them to you.

Alex

Alex MacKerell, alex@mmiris.ab.umd.edu
School of Pharmacy
University of Maryland at Baltimore
20 North Pine Street
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     Dr. D.J. Moses wrote in his letter:

>   Gaussian, Inc is pleased to announce the availability of Gaussian 94
>   for parallel Cray C90, YMP and J90 systems and DEC Alpha OpenVMS systems.

    Does somebody know the results (execution times) of test 178
parallelization for DEC systems, for example, for DEC AlphaServer
8200/8400 ?

    BTW, what is known about OSF/1 parallel version ?

Best regards,
N. Anikin,
N.D. Zelinsky Institute of Organic Chemistry,
Moscow

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Hi Everyone,

  Does anyone know of programs or Internet sites which have listing of the 
mol.wt, no.of residues, and/or other parameters of proteins??

  Thanks.

best regards - tecksin


