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 ====== IHRSR++ ======
 IHRSR++ is a user-friendly extension to Ed Egelman's Iterative Helical Real Space Reconstruction (IHRSR) software.
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 ===== Downloads =====
+Below are the versions available. For each one is indicated the Spider version it has been tested against. Instructions for installation are in the file //IHRSR_readme.txt// provided with the software.
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+[[http://cryoem.ucsd.edu/programs/code/IHRSR_v1.5.tar.gz|IHRSR++ v. 1.5]], Jan 27 2014 (Spider v. 21.02)
+[[http://cryoem.ucsd.edu/programs/code/IHRSR_v1.4.tar.gz|IHRSR++ v. 1.4]], May 3  2010 (Spider v. 17.05)
+[[http://cryoem.ucsd.edu/programs/code/IHRSR_v1.3.tar.gz|IHRSR++ v. 1.3]], Feb 5  2010 (Spider v. 17.05)
+===== Tutorial =====
+A test data set is provided together with a tutorial which describes the procedure to get from the raw micrographs to a helical reconstruction.
+[[http://cryoem.ucsd.edu/programs/IHRSR++tutorial_v1.5.pdf|Tutorial]] (pdf)
+[[http://cryoem.ucsd.edu/programs/code/IHRSR_test_prob.tar.gz|Test Dataset]] (**~5 GB file**)
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+===== License =====
 IHRSR++ is free software, licensed under the [[http://www.opensource.org/licenses/bsd-license.php|BSD]] license.
-**Disclaimer**: Although we have successfully used it for a number of reconstructions, it should be considered a work in progress. Owing to time constraints, neither the Egelman nor Baker labs are able to provide support. The software is provided purely as a convenience to those attempting helical reconstructions.
+===== Disclaimer =====
+Although we have successfully used it for a number of reconstructions, it should be considered a work in progress. Owing to time constraints, neither the Egelman nor Baker labs are able to provide support. The software is provided purely as a convenience to those attempting helical reconstructions.
+===== Credits =====
+The package was originally developed by Bob Sinkovits and Kristin Parent, with the help of Ed Egelmann.