By Rossmann M. G. (ed.), Arnold E. (ed.)
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This allowed for convenient fitting of model parts and accurate placement of atoms within the electron density. The Richards box was the forerunner of today’s computer graphics, originally referred to as an ‘electronic Richards box’. The development of computer graphics for model building was initially met with reservation, but fortunately those involved in these developments persevered. Various programs became available for model building in a computer, but the undoubted champion of this technology was FRODO, written by Alwyn Jones (Jones, 1978).
Other medically important helminths are Wuchereria bancrofti and Brugia malayi. 3). facing a formidable challenge, however, since the parasite is very clever at evading the immune response of the human host. Drugs are the mainstay of current treatments and may well be so for a long time to come. , 1998) which provide sometimes serious obstacles to obtaining large amounts of Plasmodium proteins for structural investigations. However, the structures of an increasing number of potential drug targets from these protozoan parasites are being unravelled.
1985). , 1966). Crowther produced the fast rotation function, which reduced the computational times to manageable proportions (Crowther, 1972). Crowther (1969) and Main & Rossmann (1966) were able to formulate the problem of phasing in the presence of noncrystallographic symmetry in terms of a simple set of simultaneous complex equations. , 1978) and other structures, aided by Gerard Bricogne’s program for electron-density averaging (Bricogne, 1976), which became a standard of excellence. No account of the early history of protein crystallography is complete without a mention of ways of representing electron density.