Hi Junkai, Thanks for the update. Getting DSSR-Basic, Academic license has been very straightforward from past experiences. As I heard from the CTV, your application has triggered a review of the license policy, and thus the delay. I am not sure of the ..read more

Dear Xiang-Jun, I'#039#039m writing to provide you with an update on my recent efforts to seek assistance. Following the contact information provided on the Columbia Technology Venture (CTV) website, I reached out via email to techtransfer@columbia.edu in hop ..read more

Dear Xiang-Jun, I am very sorry to interrupt you again. Unfortunately, I still haven'#039t received my DSSR license, and I believe it may be due to the weekend or some other change. I sincerely hope to receive it soon.Thanks again! Best regards, Junkai ..read more

Hi Junkai, Thanks for your interest in purchasing a DSSR Basic Academic License. Sorry for the unexpected delay in response from the CTV. I'#039#039ve communicated with people in charge, and hopefully the issue will be resolved shortly. Best regards, Xiang-Ju ..read more

Dear Xiangjun, I hope this message finds you well. I'#039#039m writing to follow up on my recent application for the DSSR Basic Licence, nbspnbsp which was submitted by my supervisor(Lijun Quan) on 9th February, . As of now, I haven'#039#039t received any confirmation or u ..read more

Thank you, but it seems that there is no free version of dssr. Is there any option to parse the x3dna output or some other way that is free of charge? Thanks in advance ..read more

Code: [Select] what are the criteria for selecting the origin and XYZ axis vectors for the coordinate system? It helps that you reads 3DNA/DSSR-related publications, and report back what you find ..read more

Hi Xiangjun, Thank you for your patient reply. I now understand the issue. I have one final question: what are the criteria for selecting the origin and XYZ axis vectors for the coordinate system? Best regards, Junkai Wang ..read more

Hi Junkai, Thanks for your follow-up. Now your question can be answered, using C5'#039#039 atom as an example: ATOM nbspnbsp nbspnbsp 195 nbspnbsp C5'#039#039 nbspnbsp U A nbspnbsp 10 nbspnbsp nbspnbsp nbsp-15.795 nbspnbsp -3.890 -14.824 nbspnbsp 1.00 nbspnbsp 0.34 nbspnbsp nbspnbsp nbspnbsp nbspnbsp nbspnbsp nbspC nbspnbsp C5'#039#039 atom coordinate nbspnbsp nbspnbsp nbspnbsp nbspC5 ..read more

This topic has been moved to RNA structures (DSSR). http://forum.x3dna.org/index.php?topic=1020.0 ..read more