In article <TURCOTTE.92Nov5114836 at saguenay.IRO.UMontreal.CA> turcotte at saguenay.IRO.UMontreal.CA (Marcel Turcotte) writes:
>>I have a set of nucleotide, modified nucleotide and poly-nucleotide
>structures, published in Acta Cryst and other journals, for which I
>need the coordinates in order to create pictures, that will be
>included in a book to be published soon. I have looked in the
>Brookhaven data bank but did not find what I expected. I've heard of
>something called Crystor. Is it the place to look? How can I get
>access to it? What other data bases are available?
>>Marcel TURCOTTE(Etudiant Ph.D.) Departement Informatique et Recherche
>e-mail:turcotte at IRO.UMontreal.CA Operationnelle et depart. Biochimie
> Universite de Montreal
>tel. (514) 343-6111 ext.5354 C.P. 6128, Succ A
>fax (514) 343-2210 Montreal (Quebec) Canada
>pavillon principal local G-316 H3C 3J7
CRYSTOR refers to the Canadian implemnetation of the Cambridge
Crystallographic Database. It is administered NSERC (CISTI).
Contact: Dr. S. R. Gough Services Coordinator CAN/SND Scientific
Numeric Database Service. Tel: (613) 993-3294 FAX: (613) 952-8246
Good Luck
>>>Paul Boyle University of New Brunswick
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>>Marcel TURCOTTE(Etudiant Ph.D.) Departement Informatique et Recherche
>e-mail:turcotte at IRO.UMontreal.CA Operationnelle et departement Biochimie
> Universite de Montreal
>tel. (514) 343-6111 ext.5354 C.P. 6128, Succ A
>fax (514) 343-2210 Montreal (Quebec) Canada
>pavillon principal local G-316 H3C 3J7
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