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Hello, Tim says: "If there's a BMRB imported peak list, can it be seen in the peak list table? As far as synthetic lists are concerned I expect that you need to check the shift list used in making the peaks is the imported one not the default one. To do this the existing experiments must be set to use the imported shift list in the Edit Experiments table." Wayne On Tue, 5 May 2009, Michael Plevin wrote: > Dear All, > > I'm trying to import an NMRstar file into an Analysis session (pre-compiled > 2.0.6 on OS X 10.5.6 Intel). I have NH HSQC and HNCO spectra and I would like > to read in a BMRB entry to save me having to manually assign each peak (or at > least to use as a basis for assignment). I know this is not a new topic - it > was addressed back in 2007 (and perhaps elsewhere too that I haven't seen). > The outcome of that discussion was the following (which I've tried): > >> >> 1) reading in the sequence and making a Molecular System first. >> >> 2) Import --> Single File --> Chemical Shifts --> NMRStar >> >> 3) Running link resonances. >> > > and > >> >> Assuming that I have understood your intentions correctly try: >> >> Crosspeaks::Current Peak Llists: - Synthetic Lists - [Predict From Shifts] >> >> Then: >> >> Data Analysis::Shift Differences >> > > > The first part above works fine: I can see the imported shift list in > "Resonances: Resonance Table" under the name I gave the list during the > import. I can also navigate around the spectra from this list using "Mark > Selected" and "Goto Position". > > But I can't seem to make a peak list, synthetic or otherwise, that shows up > in either spectrum. I would like to be able to see both the peaklist I > generated for these data (e.g. peaklist 1 and shiftlist 1) and the one > generated from the bmrb entry. > > Any ideas? > > Thanks in advance > > Michael > > > > ************************************************************ > Dr. Michael J PLEVIN > Laboratoire de RMN > Institut de Biologie Structurale > 41, rue Jules Horowitz > Grenoble, 38027 > FRANCE > > Phone: +33 4 38 78 36 98 > Fax: +33 4 38 78 54 94 > ************************************************************