DNA Introduction - OLD
Welcome to the DNA project web server. The DNA project was launched in July
2001 following a meeting at the ESRF. The
project is a collaboration presently involving the list below, but this is not
an exclusive club and we welcome genuine collaboration. Its eventual aim is to
completely automate the collection and processing of Protein Crystallography
data. Initially the project will develop what we are calling an 'expert system'
sitting between data collection software at a given x-ray synchrotron and MOSFLM.
The project however also aims to allow the use of other data processing
software.
Andrew Leslie has written an overall
project description.
Last Updated: 7th January 2003 by G.Winter
DNA Introduction - New!
Welcome to the DNA project web server. The DNA project was launched in July
2001 following a meeting at the ESRF. The project is currently a
collaboration between the ESRF, Daresbury Laboratory and MRC LMB in Cambridge,
although there are no barriers to involvement from other interested parties and
we welcome genuine collaboration.
The goal of the DNA project is to automate the collection and processing
of Protein Crystallography data, using an `expert' system for all of the
decision making. Initially we are developing a suite of programs for collecting
reference images, characterising the crystal and then collecting data according
to a suitable strategy. This makes use of data collection software from the
ESRF and DL,