CING
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CING stands for: "'''C'''ommon '''I'''nterface for '''N'''MR structure '''G'''eneration" and is known for structure and NMR data validation. Pronounced 'king'. | CING stands for: "'''C'''ommon '''I'''nterface for '''N'''MR structure '''G'''eneration" and is known for structure and NMR data validation. Pronounced 'king'. | ||
| - | Project | + | Project site: [http://nmr.cmbi.ru.nl/cing home page], [http://nmr.cmbi.ru.nl/cing/Tutorials/Tutorials.html video tutorials] |
CING was used to create NRG-CING. | CING was used to create NRG-CING. | ||
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CING stands for: "Common Interface for NMR structure Generation" and is known for structure and NMR data validation. Pronounced 'king'.
Project site: home page, video tutorials
CING was used to create NRG-CING. iCing is a web interface to CING. The same human interface can be exploited programmatically using something like this robot.
The following figures illustrate some of the capabilities offered by CING.
 Generate Ramachandran plots |
 Identify secondary structure elements |
 Calculate a number of normality parameters and plot them vs. residue number |
Limitations: CING in 2008 does not yet do much validation on sugars.
Running time: depends on number of residues mostly, typically takes from 2 minutes to 1 hour on the iCing server.
Requirements: python with matplotlib and many optional external programs such as Procheck.
