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CCP4

See "COLLABORATIVE COMPUTATIONAL PROJECT, NUMBER 4. 1994. ``The CCP4 Suite: Programs for Protein Crystallography'. Acta Cryst. D50, 760-763. The CCP4 program suite is a collection of disparate programs covering most of the computations required for macromolecular crystallography. They have been collected and developed under the auspices of the Collaborative Computing Project Number 4, in Protein Crystallography, supported by the UK Science and Engineering Research Council (serc) since 1979 and currently the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (bbsrc), and coordinated at Daresbury Laboratory. The Project aimed to support collaboration between those working on such software in the UK, and to assemble a comprehensive collection of it to satisfy the computational requirements of the relevant UK groups. The results of this effort are also made available for distribution to academic and commercial users outside the UK.

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Prof. Herbert J. Bernstein
Dowling College, ARCiB Project
Kramer Science Center KSC020
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Updated 25 February 2006.

The work at the ARCiB lab includes development and maintenance for the following projects. Contributions in the form of bug reports, code, comments, suggestions, access to computers, donations of hardware, software and money are all appreciated.