Dear CCP4ers We have a protein with moderate resolution (mid 2s) with obvious metal ion density holding the oligomer together. We can make an educated guess that the ions are likely to be Mg/Ca and can look at co-ordination and bond lengths.....but I have a more specific question - would it be appropriate to try and identify these at the beamline? Obviously the edges for these aren't accessible to sit either side of the peak but perhaps something like micro-pixe would be fun; is this done routinely? https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pbiomolbio.2004.09.005
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