Computer Files for two book chapters ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ by Mark Gerstein for a book on protein motions editted by S Subbiah These files are available in two ways: (1) on 6 disks (2) in the directory ~ftp/pub/mbg/ProtMotBkChap on hyper This directory is in turn available via anonymous ftp using the following URL ftp://hyper.stanford.edu/pub/mbg/ProtMotBkChap/ ================ General Comments on file formats ================ *.eps = Encapsulated postscript file. Those marked [i5-eps] were prepared using Illustrator 5.5 on the Mac. They are still able to be editted using illustrator. *.ps = Large postscript images *.ps.Z Under unix they are stored using the unix "compress" command. Use "uncompress" to decompress them. This command is available on the mac through StuffIt. *.rtf = Text generated by Macintosh MS-Word 5.1 which was saved in RTF interchange format *.doc = Text generated by Macintosh MS-Word 5.1 which was saved in normal format (this was not put onto hyper). disk*/ = These directories correspond to 800K and 1.44M disks that I made up. [BC] : For the figures marked with a [BC], Biochemistry retains the copyright. [PM] : Figures marked with a [PM] are part of the protein motions database, which retains their copyright. ========== Chapter 4: Structural Mechanisms for Protein Motions ========== disk1a/ch4-mechs.rtf -- Text in Mac Word 5 form disk1b/ch4-mechs.doc Rough versions of many of the figures are contained within the text disk2/fig41-mac.eps -- [i5-eps] [BC] fig 4.1 (Big Mac schematic) disk3/fig43-shr.eps -- [i5-eps] [BC] fig 4.3 (shear motion) disk3/fig44-sax.eps -- [i5-eps] fig 4.4 (screw axis) disk3/fig45b-cs.eps -- [i5-eps] fig 4.5b (overall motion in cs) disk3/fig45c-cs.eps -- [i5-eps] fig 4.5c (helix packing in cs) disk3/fig47a-bb.eps -- [i5-eps] [PM] fig 4.7a (TIM barrel schematic) disk3/fig47b-tl.eps -- [i5-eps] [PM] fig 4.7b (TIM loop motion) disk3/fig47c-th.eps -- [i5-eps] [PM] fig 4.7c (Two halves of TIM loop) disk6/fig42-hng.eps -- [i5-eps] [BC] fig 4.2 (4 types of hinges) disk6/fig42-hng.ps To open the .eps file with illustrator you need four supplementary files, which are on the disk. * BIOCHEM.ak3e_hlx7.eps * BIOCHEM.lzm_hlx.eps * BIOCHEM.lf_sheet.eps * BIOCHEM.ldh_hinge1.eps Alternatively, you can just print out the .ps file. disk2/fig46-lf3.eps -- [i5-eps] [BC] fig 4.6 (lactoferrin, 3 images) disk6/fig46-lf3.ps To open the .eps file with illustrator you need three supplementary files, which are on the disk. * 1lfh.cleft.bw.eps * 1lfg.cleft.bw.eps * n1lfh_screw.eps Alternatively, you can just print out the .ps file. disk3/cs.trace.pict.sea -- [BC] fig 4.5a (cs cylinder cartoon) This figure is presented in two ways: (1) as self-unstuffing mac archive containing a mac PICT file of a scanned image and (2) a nice Xerox of the original which can be directly used. USE WHICHEVER COMES OUT BETTER!! ========== Chapter 5: Structural Mechanisms for Protein Motions ========== disk1a/ch5-motdb.rtf -- Text in Mac Word 5 form disk1b/ch5-motdb.doc Figure 5.2 is contained within the text. disk4/fig51a-db.tif -- first part of figure 5.1 [PM] This is a tiff file created by Mac PhotoShop disk4/fig51b-ak.ps.Z -- last 3 parts of figure 5.1. [PM] as disk4/fig51c-gf.ps.Z compressed postscript disk4/fig51d-sf.ps.Z disk5/fig51b-ak.tif.Z -- last 3 parts of figure 5.1 [PM] as disk5/fig51c-gf.tif.Z compressed tif images, which disk5/fig51d-sf.tif.Z you can edit with PhotoShop