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- From: BIONET@FRCGM51.EARN
- Newsgroups: bionet.software
- Subject: Re: atomic to phipsi
- Message-ID: <1993Jan27.104356.10498@gserv1.dl.ac.uk>
- Date: 27 Jan 93 11:41:00 GMT
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- > Hi all. This is a really dumb question, but for the life
- > of me I cannot find a routine for converting atomic
- > coordinates to phi-psi angles. Basically, I would like
- > something that will accept Brookhaven type coordinates and
- > convert them. Better yet, maybe Brookhaven has phi-psi
- > angles already generated. I don't know. If you are familiar
- > with this, or know where routines like this exist, I would
- > be very grateful.
- > Thank you,
- > George Johnson
-
- Each PDB release is distributed with a set of ancillary programs.
- One of them is DIHDRL: "complete torsion angles" and another one is FISIPL:
- "PHI/PSI plots on printer". They are written in plain old FORTRAN and,
- therefore, are easily modifiable to meet your particular requirements.
-
- Good luck,
-
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- | Jean-Loup Risler | |
- | Centre de Genetique Moleculaire | risler@frcgm51.bitnet |
- | 91190 Gif sur Yvette France | |
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