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What is Phenix?
Developed since 2002, Phenix is a comprehensive software package for macromolecular structure determination for crystallographic and electron cryo-EM data. Features include:
- Automation
- Able to construct initial model without human intervention given reasonable starting data. Available via GUI or command line.
- Ligand fitting
- In addition to automated fitting of known ligands, can identify ligands from a difference map. Refinement parameters for ligands not in its monomer library can be developed through through its electronic ligand builder and optimization workbench (eLBOW).
- Programmable
- Built on C++/Python, many fundamental objects/functions provided by Computational Crystallography Toolbox (cctbx) and scriptable from there. Moving to Python 3.
- Broad/diverse development team
- Current groups: Paul Adams (LBL); Tom Terwilliger (LANL); Randy Read (Cambridge); David and Jane Richardson (Duke)
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