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As far as I know SFALL reads PDB files - I dont think there is an option 
to input fractional coordinates..

I suspect it thinks everything is displaced one space to the left or 
right ..
Can you run pdbset xyzin now.pdb xyzout now+.pdb
end

and see if there is any difference?
When I run the map correlation task which does this the answers look 
sort of sensible..
 Data line--- MODE ATMMAP     RESMOD
 Data line--- grid 130 140 170
 Data line--- symmetry 'P 1'
....
   fractional coordinates  0.49431 1.19518 0.40395
         9N    GLN        34-11.0320 40.7750 20.4450 0.50   12.61    3
   fractional coordinates  0.38022 1.19991 0.40616
        10CA   GLN        34-12.3450 40.1470 20.3370 0.50   12.12    2
   fractional coordinates  0.34151 1.18372 0.40401
        11C    GLN        34-12.3150 38.6620 20.7240 0.50   12.77    2
   fractional coordinates  0.32789 1.15251 0.41170
  First 10 atoms of sorted file in asym unit -
       10.48580   0.43335   0.16420    713.64 0.50         2   33CD1  LEU

Eleanor

Adam Ralph wrote:
> Hi Pietro,
>
>    It looks as though SFALL thinks you have fractional coords and
> has coverted them into orthog ones. Does the PDB have a CRYST1 and
> SCALEi cards?
>
> Adam
>
>
> On Thu, 24 Apr 2008, Pietro Roversi wrote:
>
>   
>>  Dear everyone,
>>
>> 			I am using sfall in "MODE ATMMAP RESMOD" to compute a tagged map with
>> which to score a model against a map. The input PDB is OK and regularly
>> read by all programs - but sfall seems to interpret the coordinates
>> wrongly (see the list of the first 10 atoms coordinates that the program
>> outputs, both in orthogonal and fractional):
>>
>> First 10 atoms of atsort - orthog coordinates
>>          1N    CYS       140283.0180251.2380115.7960 1.00  500.00    3
>>    fractional coordinates  1.57127 1.39484 0.64288
>>
>>
>>   First 10 atoms of atsort - orthog coordinates
>>          2CA   CYS       140281.9190250.4390115.2740 1.00  500.00    2
>>    fractional coordinates  1.56517 1.39040 0.63998
>>          3C    CYS       140280.7020251.2870114.8740 1.00  500.00    2
>>    fractional coordinates  1.55842 1.39511 0.63776
>>          4O    CYS       140279.7890250.8050114.1860 1.00  500.00    4
>>    fractional coordinates  1.55335 1.39243 0.63394
>>          5CB   CYS       140281.5250249.4400116.3580 1.00  500.00    2
>>    fractional coordinates  1.56299 1.38485 0.64600
>>          6SG   CYS       140280.3360248.2280115.8470 1.00  500.00    5
>>    fractional coordinates  1.55638 1.37813 0.64317
>>          7N    SER       141280.6900252.5440115.3270 1.00  500.00    3
>>    fractional coordinates  1.55835 1.40209 0.64028
>>          8CA   SER       141279.5620253.4720115.1380 1.00  500.00    2
>>    fractional coordinates  1.55209 1.40724 0.63923
>>          9CB   SER       141279.7800254.7110116.0260 1.00  500.00    2
>>    fractional coordinates  1.55330 1.41412 0.64416
>>         10OG   SER       141280.9710255.4130115.6440 1.00  500.00    4
>>    fractional coordinates  1.55991 1.41802 0.64204
>>         11C    SER       141279.3470253.9090113.6680 1.00  500.00    2
>>    fractional coordinates  1.55089 1.40967 0.63107
>>   First 10 atoms of sorted file in asym unit -
>>        10.55639   0.64317   0.37813    699.89 1.00         5  102SG
>> CYS
>>        10.56299   0.64600   0.38485    599.89 1.00         2  102CB
>> CYS
>>        10.56517   0.63998   0.39040    299.89 1.00         2  102CA
>> CYS
>>        10.55335   0.63394   0.39243    499.89 1.00         4  102O
>> CYS
>>        10.57127   0.64288   0.39484    199.89 1.00         3  102N
>> CYS
>>        10.55842   0.63776   0.39511    399.89 1.00         2  102C
>> CYS
>>        10.55835   0.64028   0.40209    799.89 1.00         3  103N
>> SER
>>        10.55209   0.63923   0.40724    899.89 1.00         2  103CA
>> SER
>>        10.55330   0.64416   0.41412    999.89 1.00         2  103CB
>> SER
>>        10.55991   0.64204   0.41802   1099.89 1.00         4  103OG
>> SER
>>
>> As a result of course the tagged map is completely screwed.
>>
>> Has anyone encountered this problem and if so how did they solve it? I
>> would rather avoid digging into the code if I can!
>>
>> 	Best regards
>>
>> 	Pietro
>> --
>> Pietro Roversi
>> Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, Oxford University
>> South Parks Road, Oxford OX1 3ER, England UK
>> Tel. 0044-1865-275385
>>
>>     
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