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em_map_utils

    Python package for create and manipulating cryoEM maps in EMDB (mrc) map format.
    
    ## Features
    * Calculate and align the principal axes of a structure.
    * Calculate the lengths of a structure along the principal axes.
    * Calculate the asphericity (shape) of a structure.
    * Calculate line (1D) projections from a map.
    * Threshold masked and unmasked maps.
    * Rotate maps.
    * Downsample or upsample maps.
    * Use multiprocessing to efficiently download multiple maps from EMDB.
    * Generate synthetic maps containing a cuboid, cylinder or sphere.
    
    ## [API documentation](https://em-map-utils.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html)
    
    ## Installation
    For multiprocessing to work on a Mac, set:
    OBJC_DISABLE_INITIALIZE_FORK_SAFETY=YES
    
    in your .zshrc file or equivalent and source it.

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